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Vol. 43

No. 9

March,

1950

THE GAZETTE

of the

INCORPORATED LAW SOC IETY OF IRELAND

President

Vice-Presidents

Secretary

W

illiam

J . N

orman

T

homas

A

O ’R

eilly

E

ric

A.

P

lunkett

.

D

ermot

P. S

haw

FOR CIRCULATION AMONG MEMBERS

MEETING OF THE COUNC IL

F

ebruary

23RD.

The President in the Chair. Also

present: Messrs. Thomas A. O’Reilly and Dermot

P. Shaw, Vice-Presidents ; Messrs. Sean

C)

hUadh-

aigh, Joseph P. Tyrrell, John P. Carrigan, Francis

J. Gearty, Roger Greene, Reginald J. Nolan,

James J . O’Connor, William L. Duggan, John D.

O’Connell, John R. Halpin, John S. O’Connor,

Henry St. J. Blake, Patrick R. Boyd, Desmond R.

Counahan, Gerald J. O’Donnell, Derrick M. Martin,

George A. Overend, John J. Nash, Desmond J.

Mayne, Louis E. O’Dea, Joseph Barrett, Daniel

O’Connell, Arthur Cox.

The following was among the business transacted :

Examination Results

T

he

Council considered and adopted a report from

the Court o f Examiners on the results of the First

and Second Irish Examinations held in February.

The Examination results are printed below.

Land Bill, 1949

T

he

President reported that he had attended to

interview the Assistant Secretary o f the Depart­

ment o f Lands, accompanied by Mr. Boyd and

the Secretary, on the subject o f section 23 o f the

Land Bill, 1949. This section, as drafted, enables

the Land Commission to purchase any interest in

land in the open .market, and section 24 provides

that where the Land Commission have purchased

land under section 23 they may make a transfer

order vesting the lands indefeasibly in fee-simple

in the Land Commission.

Objection had been

taken to the transfer order procedure in the Bill,

both from the point of view o f incumbrancers and

from the point of view of the profession. The

objection from the point o f view o f incumbrancers

was that it seemed to be open to doubt whether an

incumbrancer whose interest was overlooked would

be entitled to compensation for the land acquired

by the Land Commission under the transfer order

procedure. The objection from the point of view op

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