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was an agreement under hand only within the

meaning-of Section 47 (4)

(b)

o f the Act o f 1932

and (

b

) assuming that it was a lease and not a tenancy

agreement it was for a term which would not

necessarily last more than three years and therefore

under Section 52 (2) (

d

) and 54 (2) o f the Law of

Property Act, 1925 it was not required to be under

seal. It was held that an instrument which is void

at law unless under seal and which in fact is not

under seal is not an agreement under hand only,

and therefore if an unqualified person draws or

prepares such an instrument he is guilty o f an offence.

It is immaterial whether the document is called an

agreement or a lease as it is the effect of the document

and not what the parties choose to call it which

matters. I f the instrument was not under seal it

would be invalid in law, but, if it had been under

seal it would have conferred a title on the defendant

to remain in possession o f the premises for 14 years.

(Kushner

v.

Law Society, 1952, I.A .E .R . 404).

THE REGISTRY

Register A .

W

anted

: An experienced Law Clerk for well-known office

in County Tipperary. Will applicant please send on full

particulars and copy references and state salary expected.

Box A. 137.

15 th February—“ Costs o f Execution ”

“ Misrepresentation o f Agent.”

29th February—“ Election Expenses.”

Solicitors’

29th December—“ Sales by a surviving

Journal

Joint-Tenant.” “ Matrimonial Con-

■ nivance.” “ Estate Agents Commis­

sion.” “ Compensation for Loss of

Goodwill.”

5th January—“ Revocation Clause in

Will.” “ Repairs to Motor Vehicles.”

“ Dilapidations.”

1 2th January—“ Consent to Surgical

Operation.”

19th January—“ Actions by Spouses

against each other in tort.” “ Re-

Entry by Evicted Person.”

2nd Februar)'—“ Voluntary Transfers

of Property.” “ Permissive but Ex­

clusive Occupation.”

9th February—“ Lien and the Right of

Sale.”

1 6th February—“ Recovery of Tax on

Tax Free Annuity.” “ Sealing and

Its Effect.”

8th March—“ Trustees’ Power to De­

termine Questions.”

Register B.

Modern I an

S

olicitor

(Lady), experienced seeks appointment, Dublin

City. Box B. 159.

Review

Register C.

W

anted

: Millers Probate Practice. State price and condition

Box C. 132.

Register D.

P

roperty

W

anted

.

W

anted

: A farm of about 150 to 200 acres with small

Gentleman’s Residence in good order, in any part of the

Republic, but the land must be of first class quality.

A

llen

& H

alpin

,

Solicitors,

Church Street,

C

avan

.

Irish ’Law

Times and

Solicitors’

Journal

LEGAL LITERATURE

Law Times

—28th December—“ Factory : Meaning

at Law.”

4th January—“ Disagreement of the

Ju ry.”

1 8th January—“ Sir Thomas More The

Lawyer—I.”

1 st February—“ Sir Thomas More The

Lawyer—II.”

8th F eb ru a ry—“ The D e fam a tion

Law

(Amendment) Bill ” —“ Bankruptcy

Quarterly

—Reputed Ownership.”

Review

January—“ Recent Developments in

Doctrine o f Consideration.” “ False

Documents in the Law o f Forgery.”

“ Effect o f Liquidation on Contracts

o f Service.” “ Habeas Corpus Ap ­

peals.”

5th January— Historical Background

to Charitable Donations and Be­

quests Act 1884—I.”

1 2th January—“ Historical Background

to Charitable Donations and Be­

quests Act 1844—II.” “ Garnishee

Application Against Co.”

19th January—“ Charitable Bequests—

III.”

26th January— Mens Rea—I.” .“ Ap­

plicability of Prerogative Rights.”

2nd February—“ Mens Rea—II.”

9th February—“ Mens Rea—III.”

23rd February—•“ Sportsgrounds Ad­

joining Highways.” “ Constitution­

ality of Section 2 of Land Act 1946.”

January—“ Larceny by an Owner and

Animus Furandi.” “ Perpetuities ”

(W. B. Leach).

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