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of section 13 of the 1923 Act. Section 12 (3) of

the Order does prohibit a statutory tenant from

asking or receiving the payment of any sum or

the giving of any other consideration by any

person other than the landlord as a condition of

giving np possession of controlled premises. Our

member also points out that the Order contains

110 provision obliging the landlord on being re

quested in writing by the tenant to supply him

with any information in the landlord's possession

or procurement to enable him to ascertain the

basic rent or have it determined by the Court.

The Order was, no doubt, designed as a temporary

measure to meet the difficulties of tenants who

were in occupation of premises on the relevant

date, and the omissions noticed will not affect the

majority of tenants. It is, however, understood

that if it is shown that hardship is caused by

the omissions the matter may be dealt with by

an amending Order.

OBITUARY.

MR. OSBORNE E. BAEBER, Solicitor, died at his

residence, 66 Garville Avenue, Rathgar, Dublin,

on 21st June, 1944.

Mr. Barber served his apprenticeship to the

late Mr. John K. Toomey, Dublin, was admitted

in Trinity Sittings 1896, and practised under the

style of Toomey & Barber at 4 Upper Ormond

Quay, Dublin, until 1940, when he retired.

Second Examination in Irish.

Tadhg R. O Braonain.

Thomas P. Byrne.

Anna E. Egan.

Joseph A. Egan.

John M. Gilvarry.

John D. Hutchinson.

Patrick C. Jones.

Michael O'B. Kelly.

Leslie S. Kettle.

Philip E. McCourt.

Maurice M. Power.

Thomas P. O'Reilly.

Patrick I. Pettit.

Noel W. J. A. Purcell.

John D. Quinn.

Daniel T. Ryan.

Mary T. Sweeney.

Twenty-four candidates attended; Seventeen

passed ; seven failed.

Intermediate Examination.

Passed with Merit

1. Patrick J. O'Connor.

2. Richard J. Grotty.

3. Seosamh O Cuinneagain. \

,

Martin B. Salmon.

/ equal

5. Bernard J. McDermott.

EXAMINATION RESULTS.

AT the examinations held in June, 1944, the

following candidates were successful.

First Examination in Irish.

Ellen F. M. Beatty.

Brendan Breathnac.

James J. Breen.

Frances M. G. Callan.

John J. Concannon.

Arthur Dey.

Martin Harin.

John F. Moloney.

John R. Noonan.

Patrick J. O'Hara.

Patrick J. Skehan.

Richard F. Blair White.

Fifteen candidates attended

three failed.

twelve passed ;

Passed.

John Butler.

Eoin C. J. Daly.

Moya Dixon.

M. A. Farrell.

Daniel O. Healy.

John J. Kinnerk.

Denis A. Lawler.

Kieran W. A. McAnally.

Mary M. McFadden.

Eunan T. McMullen.

Leslie Mellon.

Mary T. O'Connor.

William A. Osborne.

Walter Rhatigan.

Reginald G. H. Roper.

William F. M. J. Scmple.

John C. Walsh.

Thirty candidates attended

eight failed.

twenty-two passed ;

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