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GAZETTE

P R A C T I C E

N O T E S

AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 1994

S.I. No. 67 of 1994 Land Act

1965 (Additional Category

of Qualified Person)

Regulations 1994

For the purpose of the definition of a

"qualified person" in section 45 of the

Land Act 1965, these Regulations

exclude a person acquiring an interest

in land situate within the Counties of

Dublin South, Finglas and Dun

Laoghaire-Rathdown as specified in

the Local Government (Dublin) Act,

1993.

Parliamentary

Committee

Legal Diary Notices

The following notices which were

published recently in the

Legal Diary

may be of interest to practitioners.

Withdrawal of actions which have

been set down

The attention of practitioners is drawn

to Order 26, rule 2 of the Rules of the

Superior Courts which reads:-

"When a case has been entered for

trial, it may be withdrawn by either

plaintiff or defendant, upon

producing to the proper officer a

consent in writing signed by the

parties. The consent shall include

the list number and trial venue of

the case."

Where a party wishes to withdraw an

action under this rule, the solicitor

for such party should write to the

Chief Registrar of the High Court

quoting both record number and

list number, requesting that the

action be withdrawn and enclosing

a letter of consent to such

withdrawal from the solicitor for

the other party.

This rule does not apply to actions

involving persons in wardship, minor

plaintiffs or fatal injuries.

In actions in which money has been

lodged an Order of the Court will be

required, except where money lodged

is being accepted in satisfaction of a

claim in cases where the claimant

parties are

sui juris.

Where, accordingly, actions which

have been set down have been settled

on terms which require only an order

striking out, no application to the

Court is necessary.

Actions set down for hearing -

acceptance of sum paid into court in

satisfaction of a claim

Practitioners are advised that a Court

Order for payment out is no longer

required where a Notice of Acceptance

of money lodged in court is served

pursuant to Order 22 rule 4, in an

action which has been set down for

hearing (but subject to the provisions

of Order 22, rule 10 in respect of

persons not

sui juris).

Prior to making

application to the Accountant,

however, practitioners must inform the

Chief Registrar in writing that the

action has been settled and may be

taken out of the relevant list for trial,

quoting both record number and list

number.

A copy of such written

notification should be lodged with the

Accountant when making an

application for payment out.

The High Court

The books of the Accountant of this

Court will be closed from Monday,

15 August, 1994 to Friday, 23

September, 1994 for the purpose of

enabling the Accountant to balance

the various accounts of suitors.

Lodgments may be made during the

period and the Accountant will

invest money pursuant to Order of

the Court.

The High Court - sittings during

the Long Vacation 1994

During the Long Vacation, two

Vacation Judges will sit at the Four

Courts on . . . Wednesday, 7

September and Wednesday, 21

September.

Interlocutory Applications and matters

(including Bankruptcy) will not be

listed without certificate from the

Duty Registrar that the application is

urgent and proper to be dealt with in

the Vacation.

The Master or Deputy Master will sit

on Tuesday, 6 September and

Tuesday, 20 September.

Additional Long Vacation sittings

In addition to the fortnightly Vacation

sittings, the Vacation Judge will be

available in the Four Courts each day

between the hours of 11 o'clock and 1

o'clock, but only if required to sit for

a matter in which considerable

urgency can be shown.

Bail Applications will be heard on

Wednesday 3 August and on Tuesday

in each succeeding week during the

Long Vacation.

J.C. Delahunty

Chief Registrar

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