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conveyance, shall lodge it with the official
of the Inland Revenue in charge of the
Stamp Office, either at the Custom House or
the Four Courts, for the purpose of obtaining
the stamp " particulars delivered."
The conveyance shall be accompanied by
(a)
one of the printed copies supplied to the
purchaser ;
(b)
a copy of the rental for sale ;
and
(c)
the official form of application—
(I.V.D.
(a)
).
On receipt of a notification from
the
Controller of Inland Revenue of the amount
of increment value duty payable on any
conveyance by the Land Judge's Court, or
of an estimate of the amount of such duty,
the Examiner shall make provision, on the
Final Schedule of Incumbrances, for payment
of such duty, or, in the case of an estimate,
shall retain funds to meet such duty when
finally assessed. The above regulations shall
not apply to conveyances, to which the Land
Purchase (Ireland) Acts apply, which are to
be registered under the Local Registration
of Title (Ireland) Act, 1891, nor to any
conveyance of land in pursuance of a contract
entered into before the commencement of the
Finance Act.
In the case of conveyances of the latter
class, the purchaser's Solicitor shall apply to
the Registrar of the Court for a certificate
(to be endorsed on the original agreement)
that the conveyance is made in pursuance
of a contract entered into before the passing
of the Act.
The form of such certificate shall be as
follows, viz. :—
Land Judge's Court.
day of
I certify that the within printed con
veyance is about to be executed by the
Land Judge in pursuance of a contract for
sale entered into before the commencement
of the Finance (1909-10) Act, 1910.
Registrar.
In addition to the fees chargeable by the
purchaser's Solicitor against his client, there
shall be paid to him, out of the estate, a
further fee of
£1
10s. for all necessary attend
ances at the Stamp Office in connection with
the assessment of increment value duty.
Ad Valorem Duty under Section
73.
In order to enable the purchaser to obtain
the benefit of the provisions of the above
Section as to conveyances, when the con
sideration
does
not
exceed
£500,
the
purchaser's Solicitor should obtain from the
Registrar of the Court a certificate (to be
endorsed on the original engrossment) in the
following form, viz. :—
I certify that the transaction proposed to
be effected by the within conveyance' does
not (so far as is known to the Court) form
part of a larger transaction or of a series of
transactions in respect of which the amount
or value, or the aggregate amount or value,
of the consideration exceeds five hundred
pounds.
Local Registration of Title (Ireland)
Amendment Act,
1908.
Provisional Rules for procedure in the
County Court under the provisions of the
Local Registration of Title (Ireland) Amend
ment Act, 1908, made by the Lord Chancellor
and County Court Judges, under Section 79
of the County Officers and Courts (Ireland)
Act, 1877, and dated the 8th day of July,
1910.
(1.) Proceedings to rectify the Register
pursuant to
the provisions of
the Local
Registration of Title (Ireland) Amendment
Act, 1908, shall be commenced by Petition
to the County Court.
Such Petition may be
in the Form " A " in the Schedule hereto, or
to the like effect.
(2.) A copy of the Petition shall be served
on the Registrar of Titles and the Secretary
of the Irish Land Commission, and upon all
the parties appearing by the Register to have
any estate or interest in the land, and such
Petition shall state specifically the amend
ment or correction sought to be made.
(3.) The Petition may be returnable to any
Civil Bill Court held in and for the division
in which the lands proposed to be affected
or any part thereof are situate, and shall be
served fifteen clear days before the first day
of the Sessions in such town.
(4.) Service of the Petition shall be effected
in the manner prescribed for ordinary Civil
Bills, except that when any party required
to be served resides out of the jurisdiction of