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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
[MARCH, 1917
Dublin Fusiliers, previously reported missing,
is now reported killed
in action at the
Dardanelles, on the 16th August, 1915.
Lance-Corporal
Findlater
served
his
apprenticeship with the late Sir William
Findlater, 53 Dame Street, Dublin, was
admitted in Michaelmas Sittings, 1898, and
practise:! at 12 Trinity Street, Dublin.
MR. JASPER T. BRETT, Solicitor's Appren
tice, late Second Lieutenant, Royal Dublin
Fusiliers, died upon the 4th February, 1917.
Mr. Brctt was apprenticed on the 1st
November, 1912, to his father, Mr. William
J. Brett, 13 Bachelor's Walk, Dublin.
CAPTAIN
IVAN H. GARVEY, Solicitor's
Apprentice, Connaught Rangers, died of
wounds, on the 19th February, 1917.
Since his death, the announcement has
been made of
the award of the Military
Cross to Captain Garvey.
Captain Garvey was apprenticed on the
23rd September, 1909, to his father, Mr. John
Garvey, Ballina.
New Members.
THE
following joined the Society during
February, 1917 :—
Gaynor, John J., 40 Nth. Great George's
Street, Dublin.
Seeds, Stirling J., 13 Ann Street, Belfast.
Payment of Certificate Duty by Solicitors
engaged on Active Service with Naval
or Military Forces.
RELIEF from Certificate Duty will be allowed
in respect of any period during which a
Solicitor has been or is engaged on active
service with the Naval or Military Forces,
and who during that period has taken no
active part in conducting his business, or
that of the firm, of which he is a partner.
Application on behalf of any Solicitor who
wishes to obtain a refund of Certificate Duty
paid should be made to the Assistant Secre
tary and Comptroller,
Inland Revenue,
Custom House, Dublin, as soon as possible
after the expiry of the term for which the
Certificate was issued. Such application may
be for the whole or proportion of the duty,
according to the time during which Naval or
Military duties have prevented the trans
action by the applicant of his legal business.
Every application should be accompanied by
the duly stamped Certificate in respect of
which the claim is made, and also by a
statutory declaration setting forth all the
facts necessary to establish the claim.
The above arrangement under which duty
may be refunded'does'not in any way alter
the necessity for Solicitors practising cither
alone or
in partnership holding a duly
stamped Certificate.
It refers exclusively to
the refund of the duty which has been paid,
and does not affect or excuse its original
payment in cases in which according to law
such payment is required.
Registration of Business Names Act, 1916.
THE prescribed forms of application for the
purpose of registration under the above are
obtainable at the principal Post Offices.
The Registrar-General, who is the Registrar
of Business Names
for
Ireland, has a
temporary office
for
the purpose at
9
Gardiner's Row, Dublin, pending the opening
of the permanent office at Coleraine House,
Coleraine Street, Dublin.
.
.
The Act passed upon the 22nd December,
1916.
Section 1 of the Act provides as follows :—
" Subject to the provisions of this'Act—
(a) Every firm having a place of business
in the United Kingdom, and carrying on
business under a business name which does
not consist of the true surnames of all
partners who are
individuals and the
corporate names of all partners who are
corporations without any addition other
than the true Christian names of individual
partners of initials of such Christian names;
(b)
Every individual having a place of
business
in
the United Kingdom and
carrying on a business under a business
name which does not consist of his true
surname without any addition other than