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VOL. 88 NO. 2

MARCH 1994

I N C O R P O R A T E D

L A W

S O C I E T Y

O F

I R E L A N D

Viewpoint

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What has happened to the plans to convert the Land Registry

and Registry of Deeds to semi-State status?

News

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6 et seq.

Report of Council Meetings in January and February, p.46; Early

Days for the First Insurance Ombudsman, p. 67; Review of the

Education and Training of Apprentices, p. 73; Are we Overpaid

- Results of a Younger Members Committee Salary Survey,

P- 74; SASDSI News, p. 74; Law Society Submission on the

Companies (Amendment) Act 1990, p. 77; Minister Highlights

Benefits of Builder's Guarantee, p. 78; UCD Appoints Visiting

Fellow to Adjunct Law Faculty, p. 79; Joint North/South

Seminar on Criminal Law, p. 79.

President's Message

Michael V. O'Mahony

h;

t

hi ^nts the main features of the

Solicitors (Amendment) Bill, 1994.

Mediawatch

Recent media reports indicated that the Government is likely

to drop the sections in the Solicitors (Amendment) Bill, 1994

which would have permitted banks and other financial

institutions to engage in probate and conveyancing work.

Lawbrief

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Family Law Bill, 1994; Court Dress; Monopolies and Freedom

of Expression;

Dr. Eamonn Hall

reports.

Book Reviews

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Murder at Marlhill - Was Harry Gleeson Innocent?; The CAJ

Handbook on Civil Liberties in Northern Ireland; The Evidence

of Children - The Law and The Psychology; Your Guide to

Irish Law; The Civil Liability Acts 1961 and 1964.

Disciplinary Cases - Compensation Fund

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Reports of recent cases in the High Court and details of claims

admitted by the Compensation Fund Committee and approved

for payment during January and February 1994.

People and Places

62

Practice Notes

65

Family Law and Legal Aid Committee; Possession Prior to

Closing; New Licence Duty for Pubs - Should it be

Apportioned?; Computer Assisted Learning Course on Capital

Acquisitions Tax

The Environmental Protection Agency: A Sea of

Change in Environmental Law and Practice

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David Meehan

describes the role and function of the

Environmental Protection Agency and surveys its impact on

regulatory and administrative aspects of environmental

protection in Ireland.

Correspondence

Readers letters on a variety of topics

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Professional Information

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Notices concerning lost land certificates; lost wills; lost title

deeds, employment and miscellaneous advertisements.

Editor:

Barbara Cahalane

Editorial Board:

Dr. Eamonn G. Hall,

(Chairman)

Elma Lynch, (Vice Chairman)

John F. Buckley

John Costello

Justin McKenna

Noel C. Ryan

Advertising:

Seán Ó hOisín. Telephone:

305236 Fax: 307860.

Printing:

Turners Printing Company

Limited, Longford.

The views expressed in this publication, save

where otherwise indicated, are the views of

contributors and not necessarily the views of

the Council of the Law Society. The

appearance of an advertisement in this

publication does not necessarily indicate

approval by the Law Society for the product

or service advertised.

Published at Blackhall Place, Dublin 7.

Telephone 6710711 Telex: 31219 Fax: 6710704.

Front cover:

The Solicitors (Amendment)

Bill, 1994 was circulated on 8 February.

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