The Gazette 1949-1952

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‘September 15 th—" Misrepresentation
by Agents ”—■“ Judgment on Ad­
mission o f Facts ” —•“ Rent Default
as a Ground for Possession.”
September 22nd—“ Liability for Tres­
pass ” — “ Compensation for Im­
provements.”
September 29th— Covenants to pay
Income ”—“ Payments in Connectin
with Company Shares.”
October 6th—“ Discovery.”—“ Regis­
tered Land : Rectification of
Register.”
October 13th—“ Accidents in Parks
and Swimming Baths ” —“ Docu­
ments privileged from Production ”
—“ Safe Custody of Wills.”
October 20th—“ Moneylenders’ Duty
to carry on Business ”— Recent
Death Duty Decisions—I ”—
“ Preparation for Trial ” .
October 27th—“ Recent Death Duty
Decisions—II ” “ Procedural Errors
and Amendments.” “ Control:
Protection of Sub-Tenants.”
November 3rd— New Tenancy of
Shop : Reasonable Rent.”
November 10th—“ The Rule in
Andrews v. Partington (1791).”
“ Law Society—-Harrogate Confer­
ence—Reports o f Committees.”
November 17th—“ Cruelty to Chil­
dren ” — “ Registration o f Agree­
ments for Leases.”
November 24th—“ Charging and
Garnishee Orders ” —“ Meaning of
Widowhood in Testamentary Gifts.”
The Solicitor September—“ Powers in the Nature of
Trusts ” —“ Conditions o f Sale at
Auctions and their Exclusion ” —
—“ Landlord and Tenant Act
Reports.”
October—“ The Reform o f the Law
o f Intestate Succession ”—“ Warran­
ties by Third Parties ”—“ The
position o f Rent Tribunals in sub­
sequent proceedings ”—“ Controlled
Properties and Premiums.”
November—“ The Exclusion of un­
disclosed principals ” —“ Appeals
from Courts o f Summary Jurisdiction
by way o f Case Stated.”
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The haw Quarterly Review, July—•“ English and
Irish Secret Trusts ” (Sheridan)—
“ Recent Developments in Estoppel”
(Wilson)—“ The Revocation of
Testamentary Appointments on
Marriage” (Mitchell).
October—“ The Statutes Revised,
19 50 ” (Carr)—“ The Rent Acts
and the Invention o f new Doctrines ”
(Megarry)—•“ Share Values and
Premiums ” (Hornsey).
TheModernhaw Review, Ju ly—" The Relation between
Commercial Law and Commercial
Practice ” (Devlin J.)—“ Protection
o f Justices ” (Sheridan)—“ Compul­
sion, Coercion and Criminal Res­
ponsibility ” (Griffiths)—" The
Indorsement of Cheques ” (Smart).
October—“ Re Polemis ” (1921) (Lord
Wright)—" Reform of the Criminal
Law ” (Wilkinson).
EXAMINATIONS, 1952 .
hast date for
Examination Date lodgingnotice
First Irish 1 st February 11 th January
Second Irish 1 st and 2nd February n th January
Preliminary 31st March and 1st
April
10th March
Final 31st March, 1st and
2nd April
10th March
Intermediate 19th and 20th May 28th April
First Irish 27th June 6th June
Second Irish 27th and 28th June 6th June
Final 8th, 9th and 10th
September
1 8th August
Intermediate 8th and 9th Septem­
ber
1 8th August
Preliminary 9th and 10th
September
19th August
First Irish 26th September 5th September
Second Irish 26th and 27th
September
5th September
LECTURES, HILARY SITTINGS,
1952
Course A lectures will commence on Monday,
14th January, at 2.15 p.m.
C ourse B lectures will commence on Friday, n th
January, at 2.15 p.m.
Course C lectures will commence on Monday, 14th
January, at 3.30 p.m.
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