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TRANSPORT AND TRA FFIC
S
ubject
M
atter
and
R
eferen ce
N
umbers
Air Navigation fees, Personnel Licensing—65/1951.
Carriage of Wheat—245 /1951:
Customs, Free Airport—Extension of Laws—60/1951. 240/1951 .
Great Northern Railway Company (Ireland) Loan £200,000—
107/1951.
Road Vehicles (Additional Index Mark)—229/1951.
Shipping Crew Accommodation—95/1951.
Turf Development Act 1946, Transport Works—202/1950,
203/1950.
THE REGISTER
Section A.
W
anted
Conveyancing Clerk for large city office. Apply with
full particulars, stating experience and salary required to—
Box No. A 132.
Experienced Lair Clerk
R
equired
for Solicitor’s Office 20 miles from Belfast. Ex
perience in Conveyancing and Land Registry Practice essential.
Salary £5 per week increasing according to experience and
ability. Applications (with copy references) to Box No. A133.
Section C.
F
or
S
ale
:—English and Empire Digest complete, with all
cumulative supplements up to and including 1950. Apply
W. E. O’Brien & Co., Solicitors, Mitchelstown, Co. Cork.
LIBRARY
T
h e
Library will be closed for extensive alterations
and repairs during the month of September. The
Librarian will facilitate members who wish to borrow
books urgently, provided they send him a letter
to that effect.
LEGAL LITERATURE OF THE
MONTH
A selection of articles from periodicals.
Tan1 Times,
Ju ly 6th.—“ Completion and Income
Tax ”—“ Easements by implied re
servations—in
re
Webb.”
Ju ly 13 th.—“ Costs in remitted actions ”
“ Council of Law Society—opinions
on conveyancing matters.”
Ju ly 20th.—“ Evidence ” ;
“ Anti
cipated proceedings ” —The Lease
hold Property (Temporary Pro
visions) Act, 19 51.”
Ju ly 27th.—“ Rectification o f register ” ;
“ Punishment for motoring offences.”
August 3rd.'— The dual aspect of
misrepresentation.”
Solicitors’ Journal,
July 7th.— Solicitors—Trustees
of charitable institutions—rights of
charging.”
“ The Leasehold Property Act, '1971
— I . ”
Ju ly 14th.—“ Wives’ rights in property
in joint names ” ; “ The Leasehold
Property Act, 19 51—II ” ; “ Annual
General Meeting o f the Law Society.”
Ju ly 21st.—“ Covenants in mortgage
instruments ” ;
“ The Leashehold
Property Act, 19 51—III.”
July 28th.—“ Costs in criminal and
magisterial
proceedings—- I ” :
“ Adoption o f children ” ; “ Origina
ting summonses for construction ot
written documents—parties costs ” ;
“ Agents and illegality.”
August 4th.—“ Infants settlements ” ;
“ Costs in criminal proceedings ” ;
“ Rent control ” ; “ Widow’s char
ter.”
August n th .— “ Liability for the
malting up and repair of highways ” ;
“ Report o f the Committee on in
testates’ succession—I ” ;
“ Rent
control
and
onus
probandi ” ;
“ Solicitors’ entertainment expenses
allowed for income tax purposes
.
(Bentleys’
Stokes
&
Lowless
v.
Betlson).”
The Solicitor,
July—“ Attornment clause in mortgage
deeds ” ;
“ Misrepresentation by
agents
“ Some recent problems
in the conflict o f laws ” ; “ The
prevention o f crimes.”
August.—“ Implied
reservation
of
easements
re
Webb ” ; “ Liability of
agents for breach o f warranty of
authority ” ;
“ Strict liability in
nuisance ? ” ;
“ The Leasehold
Property Act, 19 51.”
Taw Society’s
(
Tondon
)
Gazette,
January—“ Law
reporting—the need for improve
ment ” ;
“ A Solicitor’s office—
discharge o f work and avoidance of
wasted effort.”
March—“ Special General Meeting ” ;
“ Another solicitor’s office ” ; Soli
citors’ undertakings.
April—“ Parliamentary procedure ” ;
“ Royal Commission on the taxation
o f profits and income ” ; “ Solicitor’s
office—some further notes ” ; “ Sta
tute Law Committee.”
May—“ On starting a practice ” ;
“ Taxation of trading profits—Report
of the Tucker Committee.”
June—“ The President’s address to
students ” ;
“ Taking an articled
clerk.”