The Gazette 1949-1952

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Obituary—continued.
McCormack, Patrick F. (Strokcstown)
Macken, John J. (Mullingar).......................................
McKinty, Thomas (Belfast)
O’Brien-Moran, Hugh (Limerick)
O’Meara, William J. (Mallow)
O’Neill, Laurence J. (Dublin)
Patterson, William
Peart, John R. (Dublin)
Prentice, Albert E. (Dublin)
Robinson, Gerald F. (Dublin)
Seeds, William J. G. (Limavady)
Wolfe, Robert B. (Dublin)
O’Hanrahan, Mr. James J. ..
Old Age Pensions Appeals
Overcrowding of profession
People (Attorney-General) v. Daly
Photostatic Machines in Government Offices
Police Reports, charges for ..
Practising Certificates, renewal of .. .. .. 35,
Preliminary Examination, standard for awards of
Presentation of parchments to newly admitted solicitors
President and Vice-Presidents
President’s speech on professional duties
Proceedings against solicitors
Professional Etiquette between plaintiff’s solicitor and de­
fendant
Professional misconduct, negligence
Public Relations Committee of Queensland Law Society
Registered land. Burdens which affect without registra­
tion
Registry of Deeds memorials
Registry of Deeds Searches. Explanations of Acts ..
Remoteness of damage
Renewal lease—Costs
Rents and Leaseholds Commission .. 31, 37, 47,
Right of audience of solicitors .. .. .. 2, 15,
Roads (new) taken over by Dublin County Council must
be of prescribed standard
Road Traffic Prosecutions, minimum fees for defending
members of Automobile Association and Royal Irish
Automobile Club .. .. .. .. 41,
Road Traffic Prosecutions, costs paid by insurance com­
panies
Royal Irish Automobile Club, road traffic prosecutions ;41,
Sale by Trustees, better offer received
Scholarships, 1950
Seanad elections, nominating committee
Search fees
Security for Costs—amount should be adequate
Selby-Bigge, re (1950,1. All E.R. 1009)
Sheriff, County Dublin
Small Dwellings (Acquisition) Act, 1899—effect of
Section 15 (2) .. .. .. .. .. 1,
Small Dwellings Acquisition Acts—costs 2, 7, 38, 40,
Solicitors’ Apprentices’ Debating Society, committee and
awards .. .. .. .. .. .. 22,
Solicitors’ Benevolent Association .. .. 39,
Solicitors’ Bill .. .. .. .. .. 37,
Solicitor’s clerk holding an auctioneer’s licence ..
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Solicitor’s Golfing Society .1 ,, ,. ,. 12, 15
Solicitor for Purchaser cannot normally refuse an abstract
from vendor in person .. .. .. ..28
Solicitor in award of personal injuries to a client can apply
to the Court for a charging order for his costs . . 14
Solicitor may not.make declaration of statutory compliance
under Companies Act unless he is engaged in forma­
tion ...........................................................................56
Solicitor for plaintiff interviewing defendant .. .. 31
.Solicitor advertising that he has trust moneys to lend .. 32
Solicitor’s offer to act for both parties may be breach of
professional conduct .. .. .. .. - . 3 2
Solicitors in State Service—salaries .. .. 5, 19
Solicitor’s lien on documents when acting as mortgagee’s
executor .. .. . . .. .. .. ■ . 57
Solicitors’ remuneration, applications for increase . . 41
Southern Law Association .. .. .. .. 41, 49
Stamp duties on transfer of land .. .. .. 3, 20, 65
Stamp duties paid on indentures and on Annual Certifi­
cates (1925-50) .. ...................................... 49, 56
Statute Law Revision in England .. . . . . .. 67
Statutes of the Oireachtas, 1950 .. .. . . . . 60
Statutory Committee .. .. .. . . • ■ 49
Statutory Instruments, index of
Agriculture, Lands and Fisheries .. .. 23, 61
Commodities, goods and services .. . . 23, 61
Control of imports and exports .. .. 23, 61
County and town management .. .. 23, 61
Customs and Excise, emergency and other duties 24, 62
Education .. .. .. .. .. .. 24
Elections .. .. .. .. .. 24, 62
Employment regulations and conditions of employ­
ment .............................................................. 24, 62
Finance and central government .. .. 24, 62
Harbours, rivers and hydro-electric schemes - 24, 62
Health .. .. .. .. ’ .. .. 24, 62
Housing.............................................................. 24, 62
Justice, External Affairs and Defence . . 24, 62
Miscellaneous .. . . .. .. .. 24, 62
Social services . . . . .. .. .. 25, 62
Transport and traffic .. .. .. .. 25, 62
Taisce, An—The national trust for Ireland .. .. 11
Taxing master’s discretion—Court will not interfere if he
reduces fees for counsel and accountants .. .. 17
Thomas v. Cunard White Star Ltd. .. .. 66
Tortfeasors Act, 1951 .. .. .. .. 67
Tortfeasors Bill, 1950 .. . . . . .. .. 48
Touting . . .. . . .. .. .. 32
Trustees’ duty to obtain the best price they can for their
beneficiaries .. .. .. .. .. 16
Unincorporated Society must engage counsel and solicitor
in high court appeal .. .. .. .. 33
United States Authentication fees .. .. . . .. 12
Unqualified persons .. . . .. . . 17, 20, 33
Vendor of property furnishing abstract without solicitor 28
White v. Boggs .. .. .. .. . . 72
Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1934—Reference by
county registrar to Court if amount awarded
inadequate .. .. .. .. .. .. 2
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