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GAZETTE

Schedule 3 of the Capital Gains

Tax Act 1 975 as meaning that any

consideration paid wastes totally

once the initial leasehold interest

has expired.

This information is clearly of

great relevance to any persons

thinking of buying commercial pro-

perty held under a short-term lease

and Solicitors should obviously ad-

vise clients of the position when

advising them initially. In the light

of the above information, a pro-

spective purchaser might obvious-

ly wish to renegotiate the purchase

price downwards.

Finally, it may be advisable for

the Law Society to take up this

matter with the Revenue Commis-

sioners and perhaps to seek

Counsel's Opinion on the inter-

pretation of the 1 975 Act and the

Constitutionality thereof in the light

of the above.

Yours sincerely,

Pierce O'Sullivan, Esq.,

Solicitor.

22-24 Florence Rd.,

Bray, Co. Wicklow.

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THIS IS THE WAY...

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Society, it would be appreciated if the bequest

were stated in the following words:

"I devise and bequeath the sum of

Pounds

to the Irish Cancer Society Limited to be applied by it

for any of the charitable objects of the Society, as it,

the Society, at its absolute discretion, may decide."

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