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THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY
OF
Vice-Presidents
JAMES R. C. GREEN
IAMES W. O'DONOVAN
Assistant Secretary
JOSEPH G. FINNEOAN
IRELAND
President
FAINAN MCCARRON
Secretary
ERIC A. PLUNKETT
Editor
COLM GAVAN DUFFY
Opinions
and Comments
in
contributed
articles and reviews in the
Gazette
are not
published as the express view of the Council
unless expressly so described.
CONTENTS
Meetings of the Council
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53
Examination Results
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55
Unreported
Decisions
of
Superior
Courts
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56
Conference Expenses
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57
Replies to Dail Questions ...............
57
I.B.A. Tokyo Conference ..................
58
European Group Conference ............
58
Northern Ireland in International Law
59
Hague Centre for Studies in Interna
tional Law
...........................
60
Local Government Legal Society ......
60
Solicitor's Golfing Society ...............
60
Book Reviews
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61
Registers of Land Bonds
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62
Circuit Court Order 1969 ...............
62
Some Recent Decisions
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62
Apprentices Forum ........................
64
The Registry
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65
Obituary
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65
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MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL
September 25th:
The President in the chair; also
present :
Messrs. James R. C. Green, Desmond
Moran, John Maher, Peter E. O'Connell, Brendan
A. McGrath, Patrick O'Donnell, Ralph J. Walker,
Francis J. Lanigan, H. E. Pierce, Joseph L.
Dundon, Walter Beatty, Bruce St.
J. Blake,
William M. Cahir, James W. O'Donovan, Thomas
Jackson, Thomas J. Fitzpatrick, Norman T. J.
Spendlove, Gerard M. Doyle,. Gerald J. Moloney,
Gerald Hickey, Patrick C. Moore, William A.
Osborne, T. E. O'Donnell.
The following was among the business trans
acted :
Office Survey
The Secretary stated that to date approximately
40 per cent of the offices (185) in the first random
sample had replied and that a second random
sample had been sent out. The offices in the two
samples would aggregate 40 per cent of all offices
in the country. It was decided that the attention
of the profession should be drawn to the impor
tance of obtaining replies to
the questionnaire
which will be used as the basis of discussions and
negotiations on important matters affecting the
interests and welfare of the profession.
Arthur Cox Foundation
The Secretary stated that he had been in corres
pondence with the Hon. Mr. Justice Kenny the
Chairman of
the Trustees of
the Foundation
which was appointed to arrange for the publica-