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SUB-SECTION (4)
I/We certify that the person who becomes entitled
to the entire beneficial interest in the property/each
of the persons entitled to a beneficial interest in
the property/is
(a)
an Irish citizen.
(&) a person who is for the time being o fdinarily
resident in the State and who was ordinarily
resident in the State continuously during
the three years immediately preceding the
ijth day of October, 1947,
(c)
a body corporate incorporated in the State
on or before the ijth day of October, 1947,
(d)
a body corporate incorporated outside the
State which on or before the I5th day of
October, 1947, has filed with the Registrar
of Companies
the documents and par
ticulars mentioned in sub-section (i) of
Section 274 of the Companies (Consolida
tion) Act, 1908,
(«)
a person lawfully carrying on a business
which comes within the provisions of any
paragraph of sub-section (i) of Section 9
of the Control of Manufactures Act, 1934
(No. 36 of 1934), or
(/) a body corporate incorporated in the State
after the ijthi day of October, 1947, where
the issued shares in each class are, to an
extent
exceeding
one-half
(in
nominal
value) thereof, in the beneficial ownership
of persons each of whom is within one of
paragraphs
(a)
to
(e)
of sub-section (4) of
section 13 of the Finance (No. 2) Act 1947.
N.B. The certificate under Sub-section (4) should
be in respect of only one of the specified categories
(a)
to (/), unless the persons beneficially entitled fall
within different categories, in which case the separate
category for each person should be stated in the
certificate.
SUB-SECTION (6) (b)
I/We certify that the person (each of the persons)
becoming entitled to the entire beneficial interest
in the property is related to the person or each of the
persons
immediately
theretofore entitled to
the
entire beneficial interest in the property as a
(a)
lineal descendant,
(b)
brother,
(c)
sister,
(d)
lineal
descendant of a brother or
(e)
lineal descendant of a
sister.
HOUSING (AMENDMENT) ACT,
1948
SECTION n :
(i) After the coming into operation
of this sub-section, a person shall not permit premises
to be used as a multiple dwelling (whether or not
the premises are so used at such commencement
or were previously so used) without the permission,
in writing, of the housing authority in whose
functional area the premises are situate and such
permission shall not be unreasonably withheld.
(2) A person who contravenes subsection (i)
of this section shall be guilty of an offence under
this section and shall be liable on summary con
viction thereof to a fine not exceeding one hundred
pounds (together with, in the case of a continuing
offence, a fine not exceeding five pounds for every
day on which the offence is continued) or, at the
discretion of the court, imprisonment for a term not
exceeding six months or both such fine and imprison
ment.
(3) In
this
section
the expression " multiple
dwelling " means premises let in parts to form two
or more dwellings.
(4) Sub-section (i) of this section shall come into
operation on the ist day of July, 1948.
[SECTION
12 prescribes
the conditions which
may be attached by a housing authority to the
granting of a permission for the purpose of Section
11 of the Act and confers a right of appeal to the
Circuit Court against the refusal of a housing
authority to grant such a permission.]
SECTION 13 :
(i) In ascertaining, for the purposes
of Section n of this Act, whether premises are a
multiple dwelling, a part of the premises which is
the subject of a furnished letting shall be disregarded
if, in the opinion of the housing authority, the
rent thereof is greater than the rent which a person
of the working classes would be likely to pay for
the letting.
(2) In subsection (i) of this section, the expression
" furnished letting " means the letting of a dwelling
at a
rent which
includes payments
for board,
attendance or the use of furniture, or for the supply
to the dwelling of heat, hot water, fuel, electricity
or any other commodity or for the rendering of
any
services
in connection with
the dwelling,
unless, in the opinion of the housing authority
the portion of the rent attributable to the dwelling
alone equals or exceeds three quarters of the rent.
* SECTION 32 :
Unless the Minister shall in any
particular case otherwise direct or agree, the costs
payable by a housing authority in respect of the
acquisition of land for the purposes of the Housing
of the Working Classes Acts, shall be regulated as
follows :
(a)
where such land is registered land within
the meaning of the Registration of Title
Acts, 1891 and 1942, by the provisions
of the Land Registration Rules, 1937 ;
(b)
where such land
is not registered land
within the meaning of the Registration
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