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Vol. 43

No. 4

THE GAZETTE

of the

INCORPORATED LAW SOC IETY OF IR ELAND

President

P

atrick

R.

B

oyd

'

Vice-Presidents

Secretary

J

oseph

T

yrrell

E

ric

A.

P

lunkett

.

J

oseph

B

arrett

FOR CIRCULATION AMONG MEMBERS

MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL

J

uly

z is t

,

1949. The President in the Chair. Also

present: Messrs. Joseph P. Tyrrell, Joseph Barrett,

Vice-Presidents ; Messrs. H. P. Mayne, D. M.

Martin, Daniel O’Connell, J. P. Carrigan, James R.

Quirke, John J. Dunne, William J. Norman, G. J.

O’Donnell, H. St. J . Blake, Arthur Cox, Sean 6

hUadhaigh, Thomas A. O’Reilly, Roger Green,

Patrick F. O’Reilly.

The following was among the business trans­

acted :—•

Salaries of Solicitors in the State Service

T

he

Council considered a report from a Committee

on the salary scales o f certain solicitors employed in

legal departments o f the State. The Committee

reported that the salary scales as appearing from

the published Estimates are unsatisfactory, and that

this is a matter affecting the profession. It was de­

cided to make representations to the Minister for

Finance and a deputation was appointed to seek an

interview with him.

Solicitors’ Bill

A

deputation

was appointed to attend a con­

ference with the Secretary and officials on matters

arising on the Parliamentary Draftsman’s draft o f

the Solicitors’ Bill.

THE LAND REGISTRY

T

he

.following statement was made in Dail Eireann

by the Minister for Justice on June 9th :

Deputies will remember that the need for

additional staff in the central office of the Land

Registry was foreshadowed in what I said on this

subject last year. The requisite provision is being

made in this year’s estimate. Because of circum­

stances outside our control, some o f the newly-

created posts remain to be filled, and others have

had to be filled by temporary staff with a consequent

loss of efficiency. Accordingly, it cannot be said

that our staff requirements have been fully met.

The time lag, which is inseparably associated with

the' provision o f additional staff, has had a more

adverse affect in this instance because of the fact

that we are witnessing an unprecedential expansion

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