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THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY

OF

President

PATRICK NOONAN

IRELAND

Vice-Presidents

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McCARRON

BRENDAN MCGRATH

Secretary

ERIC A. PLUNKETT

CONTENTS

Admission Ceremony

.................. 11

Professional Indemnity Insurance

12

Case <>j the Month

..................... 13

Income Ta\

Child Allowance ......

14

Death Duties

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Medico-Legal Society of Ireland ...

18

Corporated Body Solicitors' Assoc

iation

.................................... 19

Solicitor's Golfing Society

...

19

June 1968

Vol. 62

No. 2

Federation of Professional Associations

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Registration of Title Act, 1964

... 20

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ADMISSION CEREMONY

On 13th June, 1968, the President presented

Certificates to newly qualified solicitors. Address

ing the newly admitted solicitors and their friends

the President said.

Ladies and Gentlemen, this

is a very happy

occasion for all of us, me, as much as any of you.

It would be impossible not to be affected by the

atmosphere of pride and joy and relief of which

this room is full and probably the dominant emo

tion of relief. You, Ladies and Gentlemen to whom

I have given your parchments are naturally happy

to be at the end of a" long and arduous period of

study, often filled with fear, heartbreak and frus

tration and of course the parents and relatives are

proud and happy and relieved because they are

relieved of the anxiety of watching the student

moving from one exam to another with the long

anxious waits of the publication of results. That

is all behind now and the coveted parchment can

be framed, placed on the wall and gazed upon

with justifiable pride and joy. I wish all you new

solicitors all the happiness and success you could

wish for in the practice of your chosen profession.

I hope you will not think me pompous or pre-

sumptious if I offer a few observations which may

be helpful to you in achieving that end. First of

all, you must keep firmly before your mind that

what you have acquired is a profession and not a

trade. The purpose of trading is to make money,