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LAWYER EXCHANGE PROGRAMME
Because of the expansion of international business in
the years since World War II and the increased facilit
ies for international travel, lawyers, particularly those
in the younger age group, have manifested an interest
in visiting other countries for purposes of familiarizing
themselves with the language, customs and practice of
law in that country. The Council of the International
Bar
Association
accordingly
approved
a
Lawyer
Exchange Programme designed to achieve these ends.
From past experience it appeared that such a Programme
to be effective should be on a bilateral basis. Many
member organizations of the International Bar Associa
tion have named representatives to act as the liason for
this Programme and to be responsible for local arrange
ments. Lawyers who are interested in this Programme
should get in touch with Eric A. Plunkett who has been
named as
the pro-tem
liason
representative
for
the
Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
STUDY VISITS BY LAWYERS TO COUNCIL OF
EUROPE
The Department of Justice has drawn attention to
Resolution
(69)
30, adopted by
the Committee and
Ministers of the Council of Europe on 26th September
1969. This Resolution refers to study visits abroad by
lawyers from member states of the Council of Europe.
The following are eligible
to make such study visits
subject to the prescribed conditions :—
1.
Law Professors and Lawyers engaged
in
law
teaching.
2.
Officials of
the State or of
local bodies or of
scientific institutions engaged in -legal work
3.
Judges.
4. Other practising lawyers.
Lawyers wishing to apply for a place for a study
must be prepared to study one or more aspects of the
folloiwnjr.
(a) The law of a member state of the Council of
Europe (this includes Ireland).
(b) The
law
relevant
to
the
institutions of
the
Council of Europe
the European Communities
and other European Organisations.
(c) The law relating to the conventions and agree
ments
of
the Council of Europe and other
European Organisations.
1.
The Secretariat to the Department of Justice will
then make a list of the lawyers who they propose as
candidates for studies abroad and will endevour to abide
by the preferences expressed b" the candidates.
2.
The Secretariat of
the Council of Europe will
transmit its proposals with its comments to the states
concerned and will only make a final selection from
applications after it has received the agreement of the
states concerned. Normally the minimum period for a
study visit shall be at least one month. Candidates may
apply through the Department of Justice for financial
assistance to the Council of Europe if they require it.
Candidates must submit a long written report on the
work undertaken at the end of their study period :—
(a) To the Secretariat of the Council of Europe.
(b) To the Law Reform Division of the Department
of Justice.
(c) To the Ministry of Justice of any other state
concerned if applicable.
REGISTRATION OF TITLE ACT 1964
Issue of new land certificate
An application has been received for the issue of a
land certificate
in substitution for the original
land
certificate issued in respect of the lands specified in the
schedule which original certificate
is
stated
to have
been lost or inadvertently destroyed. A new certificate
will be
issued unless notification
is
received
in
the
Registry within twenty eight days from the date of
publication of this notice that the original certificate
is in existence and in the custody of some person other
than the registered owner. Any such notification shouid
state the grounds on which the certificate is being held.
Dated this
day of
1970.
D. L. McALLISTERRegistrar of Titles.
Central Office,
Land Registry,
Chancery St.,
Dublin 7.
SCHEDULE
1. Registered Owner: Tulira Estates. Folio No. 435.
Lands: Cloonee and others, Co. Mayo. Area: 177a. Ir. lp
Folio
50725. Lands: Tullira,
Co. Galway. Area:
231a. 2r. lOp.
2. Registered Owners: Patrick Butler and Hannah
Butler. Folio No. 1357. Lands: Ullid, Co. Kilkenny.
Area: 5a. 2r. 32p.
3. Registered Owner: Bridget Galvin. Folio No. 5183.
Lands : Kilmaniheen East, Co. Kerry. Area : 9a. 2r. 5p.
4. Registered Owner :
Charles Fitzell. Folio No.
30732. Lands :
Cloonalour, Co. Kerry. Area : Oa
Or.
9ip.
5.
Registered Owner :
Patrick O'Connor. Folio Nos.
17054 and 38875. Lands :
Garraunawarrig Upper, Co.
Cork. Area : 3a. 2r. 20p. and la. 2r. 16p.
6.
Registered Owner :
Patrick Donoghue. Folio No.
3708 Lands : Knocknacrohy, Co Kerry. Area : 30a. Ir.
4p.
7.
Registered Owners :
John O'Donovan and Mary
Bridget O'Donovan. Folio Nos/ 19627
and
19628.
Lands :
Ballynidon, Co. Cork. Area :
50a. 2r.
lOp. and
33a. Ir. 32p.
8. Registered owner : Henry Gilmer otherwise Henry
Francis Gilmer. Folio No. 4738. Lands :
Drumbinnis,
Co. Cavan. Area : 16a. Or. 21p.
REGISTER A
Assistant Solicitor required for established Waterford
City office, 3/5 years general experience essential.
First rate salary and conditions offered. Definite
partnership
prospects. Apply
in
confidence
to
Box A 274.
70