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office, his area of jurisdiction as such Under-
Sheriff shall continue as if the Act in question
had not been passed. The same person still
holds the said office and, therefore, the City
Under-Sheriff has no authority to execute the
Court Orders referred to by the Deputy, and
is acting quite rightly in refusing to accept
them for execution."
RE-SEALING IN NORTHERN IRELAND OF
ENGLISH PROBATE GRANTS.
Section 2 of the Northern Ireland (Miscel–
laneous Provisions) Act, 1932, a statute of the
British Parliament, provides as follows :
" Probate and letters of administration
granted by the High Court in England shall
not be
re-sealed
in
the High Court
in
Northern Ireland under section ninety-four
of the Probates and Letters of Administra–
tion Act (Ireland), 1857, as amended by or
under any enactment, unless the person to
whose estate the probate or letters of admin–
istration relate died domiciled in England."
STATUTES OF THE OIREACHTAS PASSED
DURING 1932.
1.
Pension Books (Prohibition of Aliena–
tion).
2. Road Transport.
3. Railways (Miscellaneous).
4. Central Fund.
5.
Finance (Customs Duties).
6.
Intoxicating Liquor (Occasional Licenses)
EXAMINATION RESULTS.
At the Preliminary Examination held on
the 6th and 7th April, the following passed the
examination, and their names are arranged in
order of merit :
1. Myles P. Gavaghan.
2. Desmond L. McAllister.
3. Richard O'Brien.
4.
James P. Hegarty.
5. Brian S. Murphy.
6.
Francis A. J. O'liare.
7.
John D. Guinan.
8.
Liam J. Lysaght.
9. William G. Fanning.
10. George P. Andrews.
11.
Patrick T. Monahan
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William J. Murphy
13. Bernard G. J. Kelly.
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Twenty candidates attended :
13 passed ;
7 were postponed.
Brian S. Murphy passed a " First Exam–
ination "
in Irish, pursuant to the Legal
Practitioners (Qualification) Act, 1929. The
other candidate at that examination was
postponed.
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At the Final Examination held on 4th and
5th April, the following passed the examina–
tion and their names are arranged in order
of merit :
1.
Joseph F. Shields.
2. Malachy S. Matthews.
3.
John G. Regan.
4.
John B. Sullivan.
5. Thomas F. Dempsey, B.A., N.U.I.
6.
Laurence K. Branigan.
7.
James J. Sexton.
8.
Edward B. Williams, B.A., T.C.D.
9.
Philip T. Brooks, B.A., T.C.D."|
Michael J. Garvey, B.A..
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11. William L. Duggan.
12. Christopher G. Ross.
13.
Francis P. Howley.
14.
John D'Oyly Battley
John A. Ryan.
16. Bryan McMahon.
17. Hugh Fitzpatrick.
18. Dominick H. Kearns.
19.
Colin H. Maidment.
20.
Judah L. Lapedus, B.A.,
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T.C.D.
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Michael O'Meara
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22. Thomas J. Batty.
23.
James A. English.
24.
John C. Kieran, Jun.
25. Bernard Clare.
26. Timothy J. Hegarty
Thomas P. Walsh. "
28. Michael J. K. Dore.
29. Timothy A. Buckley.
30.
Patrick"J. Connellan.
Cathal L. Flynn.
32. Brendan A. McGrath.
33. Edmond T. Lalor.
34.
Joseph Reidy.
Fifty-one candidates attended :
34 passed ;
17 were postponed.________________
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