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notice to quit, and not its expiration, appears to be

that a landlord of business premises for a term

however long which is terminable by notice to quit,

can defeat the rights of the tenant under Section 19

(i)

(a)

by serving a notice to quit before the expira–

tion of the third year of the tenancy to expire on the

last day of the term mentioned in the lease. Smith

/.'. Educational (Permanent) Building Society (80

I.L.T.R. 31).

LEGAL APPOINTMENT

MR. JAMES A. GEARY has been appointed Solicitor

to the Irish Land Commission.

Mr. Geary was admitted a Solicitor in Michaelmas

Sittings, 1930, and was appointed Solicitor to the

Department of Posts and Telegraphs, Dublin, in

1943.

OBITUARY

MR. JOSEPH KETT-O'SHEA, Solicitor, of Kilrush,

is feared to have lost his life during a sailing

expedition on

the Shannon on yth November,

1946.

Mr. O'Shea served his apprenticeship to Mr.

Patrick P. P. O'Shea, Kilrush, was admitted in

Michaelmas Sittings, 1943, and practised at Kilrush.

under the style of Lett & Fetherstonhaugh at

23 Ely Place, Dublin, and from 1930 up to the time

of his death in his own name at the same address.

MR. ARTHUR G. JOYCE, Solicitor, died in Dublin on

2ist December, 1946.

Mr. Joyce served his apprenticeship with the late

Mr. George P. Cussen of Dublin, and the late Mr.

Michael C. O'Meara of Dublin, was admitted in

Trinity Sittings, 1897, and practised at 121 St.

Stephen's Green, Dublin.

MR. GEORGE F. MONTGOMERY, Solicitor, died at a

Dublin Nursing Home, on 29th December, 1946.

Mr. Montgomery was admitted a Solicitor in

Trinity Sittings, 1891, and practised at Longford

up to the year 1926, when he was appointed County

Registrar for Longford. In 1937 he retired from that

office and carried on practice at Longford until the

year 1939.

MR. WILLIAM S. COLLIS, Solicitor, died at his

residence, Kilmore, Killiney, Co. Dublin, on 2nd

January, 1947.

Mr. Collis was admitted in Trinity Sittings, 1882,

and practised at 13 Clare Street, Dublin, as senior

partner in the firm of Collis & Ward.

MR. WILLIAM GORDON BRADLEY, Solicitor, died at

his residence, Roancroaghan, Killarney Road, Bray,

on 5th December, 1946.

Mr. Bradley served his apprenticeship with the

late Mr. Arthur E. Bradley, of Dublin, was admitted

in Michaelmas Sittings, 1906, and practised at

ii Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin, as a member of

the firm of W. G. Bradley & Son until the year 1938

when he was appointed solicitor to

the Great

Southern Railways.

In the year 1945 he resumed

practice at n Lr. Ormond Quay, Dublin.

Mr. Bradley.served on the council from 1922 to

1943 and was President of the Society for the year

1932-1933.

MR. GEORGE CARR LETT, Solicitor, died at his

residence, 48 Wellington Road, Dublin, on iyth

December, 1946.

Mr. Lett was apprenticed to the late Mr. George

Carr Lett of Dublin, was admitted in Trinity Sittings,

1899, and practised at 43 Dame Street, Dublin,

up to the year 1907. From 1907 to 1930 he practised

MR. FREDERICK H. HALL, Solicitor, died in London

on 4th January, 1947.

Mr. Hall served his apprenticeship with the late

Mr. Frederick Hall, Cork, was admitted in Trinity

Sittings, 1914, and practised in Cork under the

style of Frederick Hall & Son.

Mr. Hall was an ex-President of the Southern

Law Association and was for some years an extra–

ordinary member of the Council of this Society.

SOLICITORS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION

Election to Life Annuities of £73 and £52.

The

election

to

these Annuities for

which necessitous Solicitors and

their

widows and

families are

eligible will

be held at an early date.

For forms

of application apply to:

The Secretory,

22

Nassau Street, Dublin.

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