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bank was registered as a body corporate in Eire.
In the case of a bank not so registered the grant
was made to a syndic appointed by resolution
of the Board of Directors to act on behalf of the
bank. One of the consequences of this has been
that where a bank not registered as a body
corporate in Eire was appointed to act jointly as
co-executor, either the bank or the other executor
had to renounce the right to the grant here, as a
grant will not be issued in the joint names of a
syndic and another person.
Following the principle laid down in this case the
President of the High Court on the llth July,
1943, made an Order the effect of which is that
in future a duly qualified Body Corporate, which is
corporate within England, Scotland, Wales or
Northern Ireland, may apply for and obtain a
grant, either through a syndic, nominee or attor
ney, or in its corporate title as it may elect;
but no such body having a registered place of
business within Eire may act through an attorney
in obtaining such a grant.
This procedure will
not, without further order, apply to any body
corporate which is corporate outside Eire and
outside the areas above mentioned.
OBITUARY
ME. Louis A. KENNEDY, Solicitor, of Banvue,
Windsor Park, Belfast, died upon 30th June,
1943, at Lucan, Co. Dublin.
Mr. Kennedy served his apprenticeship to the
late Mr. Ernest Kennedy. Belfast, was admitted
in Trinity Sittings, 1898, and practised at 7
Donegall Street. Belfast, under the style of
E. V. L. Kennedv.
EXAMINATION RESULTS
AT the Intermediate Examination for apprentices
to Solicitors held on the 1st June the following
passed the examination :—
Passed with merit :
1.
John P. M. McNally.
2 William S. A. Warren.
3
Patrick J. Murray.
4 Donal V. Goulding.
Passed:
William B. Alien.
Mary T. Barry.
Thomas L. Condron.
Carmel Early.
Nuala Early.
Thomas J. Hanefey.
John D. Hutchinson.
William B. Malone.
Jacob Marcus.
Donal H. O'Byrne.
Peter E. O'Coimell.
William F. OTonnell.
Timothy J. O'Donoghue.
Cormac B. J. O'Hare.
Edmund O. Shell.
The following candidates will be required to
sit for another examination in Book-Keeping but
will be exempt from any further examination in
Theory or Practice :—
Brendan Hanafin.
John D. F. Lvons.
Arthur R. J. McDonald.
Michael M. Phelan.
Cornelius Sheehan.
Thirty-one
candidates
attended;
nineteen
passed ;
twelve were postponed.
LEGAL
PRACTITIONERS
(QUALIFI
CATION ACT, 1929
AT examinations held on the 4th and 5th June
under the Legal Practitioners' (Qualification) Act,
1929, the following passed the examinations :—
"First" Examination in Irish
Eamon P. Carroll.
Henry C. Sexton.
Three candidates attended ; two passed ; one
was postponed.
"Second" Examination in Irish
Oliver G. Fry.
Owen B. Goff.
George D. Hodnett.
Caleb C. McCutcheon.
Sean P. Maguire.
Marguerite S. Meagher.
Michael T. Xeary.
Edward A. O'Doherty.
Roderick J. O'Connor.
Denis H. O'Riordan.
William H. Richardson.
Thirteen candidates attended ; eleven passed ;
two were postponed.
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