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Vol. 55
No. 8
February
1962
THE GAZETTE
of the
INCORPORATED
LAW
SOCIETY
OF
IRELAND
President
GEORGE G. OVEREND
Vice-Presidents
FRANCIS J. LANIGAN
ROBERT McD. TAYLOR
Secretary
ERIC A. PLUNKETT
FOR CIRCULATION AMONG MEMBERS
CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE
Meetings of the Council
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77>79
Medical Examinations in W.C.A. cases ...
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77
Wearing of Robes in the District Court
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78
Co-option of New Member on the Council
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78
Circuit Court Rules Committee
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78
Incorporated Council of Law Reporting
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78
Committee Members
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78
Control of Disbursements in a Solicitor's Practice ...
78
Purchase from Persona/ Representative. Liability
for Estate Duty
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79
Proceedings Against Solicitors
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79
Second Calling in the District Court
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80
Appointment to the Disciplinary Committee
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80
Actingfor both Parties
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80
Roscommon Solicitors' Bar Association
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80
District Court (Gaming and "Lotteries Act,
1956)
Rules,
1962
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80
District Court Rules (No.
i), 1962
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80
Decisions of Professional Interest
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80
Obituary
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83
Missing Land Certificates
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84
The Registry
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84
Index of Statutory Instruments
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84
MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL
JANUARY 4TH :
The President in the Chair. Also
present, Messrs. Brendan T. Walsh, John Maher,
Augustus Cullen, William A. Osborne, Eunan
McCarron,
Peter E. O'Connell, Brendan A.
McGrath, James R. C. Green, Desmond J. Collins,
Charles Hyland, Peter D. M. Prentice, Desmond
Moran, Gerald Y. Goldberg, James W. O'Donovan,
John J. Nash, John Carrigan, Francis J. Lanigan,
Reginald J. Nolan, John C. O'Carroll, J. Bernard
MacGarry, D. J. O'Connor, Thomas A. O'Reilly.
The following was among the business transacted :
Medical examinations in workmen's compen
sation cases. Medical reports to insurance
companies
The Council on a report from a committee
appointed Messrs. Goldberg, Lanigan and MacGarry
as a deputation to meet representatives of the Irish
Medical Association to discuss the question of the
nature and scope of medical examinations in work
men's compensation cases by doctors on behalf of
the insurance company. It was also decided that the
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