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140

The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland,

[AUGUST, igio

Buenos Ayres Great Western Railway Four

per Cent. Debenture Stock ;

Canadian Pacific Railway Four per Cent.

Debenture Stock ;

Northern Pacific Great Northern Railways

Four per Cent. Joint Bonds.

Solicitor Purchasing in Trust.

Upon the hearing of an application in an

administration suit upon the llth July, the

Master of

the Rolls stated that should

occasion arise he is prepared to hold that

in the case of a sale in his Court a Solicitor

who signs a contract to purchase " in trust "

for a client is personally liable to bring in the

purchase money and to complete the sale

should his client fail to do so. The attention

of the Profession is specially drawn to this

statement, as there was a general impression

that a Solicitor purchasing " in trust " was

not personally liable to carry out such a

purchase unless when made in the Land

Judge's Division under the special rules of

that Court.

Practice in the Court of the Master of

the Rolls.

THE Master of the Rolls has intimated that

in future he will require copies of inter

rogatories, of answers to interrogatories, of

notices

requiring

particulars,

and

of

particulars furnished in pursuance of such

notices, to be lodged with the pleadings, when

setting down an action for trial in his Court.

Allowance of Costs of Counsel.

THE following memorandum has been issued

from the Consolidated Taxing Office :—

THE CONSOLIDATED TAXING OFFICE OF THE

SUPREME

COURT

OF

JUDICATURE

(IRELAND).

RESOLVED THIS 2ND DAY OF JULY, 1910 :—

1. That in all cases of Originating Sum

monses adjourned for further hearing or for

Judgment, where the facts and the dates of

the hearing and the adjournment or adjourn

ments are entered on the Chamber Order,

the costs of Refresher fees to Counsel in

respect of the said adjournment or adjourn

ments may be allowed.

2. That in all cases of Originating Sum

monses where the Chamber Order is made

up as a Court Order only for the purposes of

Appeal, the costs of only one Counsel shall

be allowed in pursuance of Order 54, Rule 17,

except upon special directions upon such

Order.

3. That in all cases of Originating Sum

monses where the Chamber Order is directed

to be made up as a Court Order and it appears

that the case has been adjourned into Court

for hearing or further hearing, or for Judg

ment, the costs of two Counsel may (if

claimed) be allowed.

JEHU MATHEWS,

Taxing Master.

SHAPLAND MORRIS TANDY,

Taxing Master.

JAMES GOFF,

Taxing Master.

The General Council of the Bar of Ireland

have considered the above Resolutions and

approve of them.

HENRY HANNA,

GEORGE M'SWEENY,

Hon. Sees.'

2nd July, 1910.

Increment Duty, Finance Act, 1910.

Land Judge's Court.

THE new increment duty to be paid by the

Vendor, as distinguished from the Purchaser,

has of necessity caused a change of procedure

in the Land Judge's Division, as the duty

has to be provided out of the purchase

money.

For this purpose the following Rules dated

the 19th day of July, 1910, have been made

by the Lord Chancellor and the Land Judge,

and on account of urgency it has been ordered

that same shall come into operation forth

with as Provisional Rules :—

RULES AND FORMS.

Additional Regulations with regard to the

execution of Conveyances by the Land Judge

rendered necessary by the provisions of the

Finance (1909-10) Act, 1910.

Increment Value Duty.

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Part I. of the Act..

The Solicitor for the purchaser, as soon as

the

ad valorem

duty has been stamped on the