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Vol. 37
No. 4
August
1943
THE GAZETTE
of the
INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND
President:
JOHN B. HAMILL
JOHN
P. CARRIGAN
JOHN
S. O'CONNOR
Secretary:
ERIC
A.
PLUNKETT
FOR CIRCULATION AMONG MEMBERS
MEETING OF THE COUNCIL
JULY 22nd. The President in the Chair. Present:
Messrs. John P. Carrigan, V.P., W. Gordon
Bradley, W. S. Hayes, Henry P. Mayne, John
J. Bolger, J. J. Lynch, G. A. Overend, F. J. W.
Darley, C. G.
Stapleton, Daniel O'Connell,
P. R. Boyd, P. F. O'Reilly, E. F. Collins, J. J.
Dunne, Peter O'Connor, Arthur Cox, W. S.
Huggard, W. L. Duggaii, L. E. O'Dea, H. St. J.
Blake.
Land Registry Rules
THE President and Messrs. Boyd, Bolger and
Lynch were appointed as a sub-committee to
assist Mr. Mayne, the Society's representative on
the Rule-Making Committee, to deal with draft
new rules under the Local Registration of Title
Act.
Adjudication of Bankruptcy in England
affecting Irish Land
THE Council considered the report of a Com
mittee on the legal position disclosed by the
judgment of the Supreme Court in In re Reilly,
a bankrupt in England (1942. I.R.41C), and the
Secretary was directed to write to the Secretary
of the Department of Justice drawing his atten
tion to the matter and suggesting that it should
be the subject of legislative action.
Emergency Powers (No. 285) Order, 1943
THE Secretary reported lhat the Government
had made an Emergency Powers
(No. 285)
Order, 1943, enabling the Council to direct that
the period of service of an apprentice in the
Defence Forces should be reckoned as time duly
served under his Indentures of Apprenticeship.
The Council considered and granted two applica
tions received from apprentices, in the exercise
of their discretion under the Order.
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