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Besides such delay and inconvenience both to
solicitors and the Registry officials, such rejections
may involve practitioners in serious liability to
their clients, inasmuch as, in the interval between
the rejection of the Dealing and its re-lodgment
in proper form, their clients may lose priority on
the Register, or be obliged to take land subject
to a new charge or burden owing to the lodgment
arid registration of another dealing creating such
charge or burden before the relodgment of the
rejected Dealing when perfected.
Practitioners are accordingly requested to have
regard to the several instructions in the Memor
andum and to the appropriate Statutory Rules
when preparing documents for registration.
DISTRICT COURT RULES
(No. 1)
1945.
THE attention of solicitors is directed to the above
rules which were made on 22nd June, 1945. The
new rules enable District Justices to order that
service of civil processes may be effected either by
registered or ordinary prepaid post, if satisfied
that none of the modes of service prescribed by
Rule 74 of the District Court Rules, 1926, is
reasonably practicable.
RESTRICTIONS OF RENTS
AMENDMENT ORDER
BY Emergency Powers (No. 313) Order, 1944
(Amendment) Order, 1945, the Government has
amended the Emergency Powers (No. 313) Order,
1944, which came into operation on 8th February,
1944, and brought under control premises not
already controlled by the Increase of Rent Acts.
Copies of the amending Order are not yet available
but it is understood that they will be on sale at an
early date at
the Government Publications
Office, College Street, Dublin.
FUNDS IN COURT.
THE Registrar of Wards in Court has published
a notice directing the attention of Committees
of estates of Wards of Court and Guardians of
Fortunes of Minors to the necessity of revising
the lists of investments in which their Wards are
interested. The notice directs particular attention
to short-dated trustee stocks which at present
stand above par. In the case of such stocks it is
reasonable to expect a loss of capital and income
based on present values at the redemption dates.
OBITUARY.
MR. MICHAEL C. BURKE, Solicitor, died at
Milford House, Limerick, on 26th March, 1945.
Mr. Burke, who was formerly a Barrister, was
admitted a Solicitor in Trinity Sittings, 1921, and
practised at Limerick under the style of Kenny &
Burke.
MR. PATRICK CAMPBELL, Solicitor, died at his
residence, Brampton, Sutton, Co. Dublin, on
21st June, 1945.
Mr. Campbell served his apprenticeship with
the late Mr. Thomas J. S. Harbison, Cookstown,
was admitted in Trinity Sittings, 1908, and
practised at 33 Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin,
up to the year 1933, when he retired.
MR. JAMES J. DUDLEY, Solicitor, died at his
residence, "Garland," Mallow, on 3rd July, 1945.
Mr. Dudley served his apprenticeship with the
late Mr. Edward O'Connor, Mallow, was admitted
in Michaelmas Sittings, 1893, and practised at
Mallow, under the style of O'Connor & Dudley.
MR. CHARLES W. RUSSELL, Solicitor, died at his
residence, 44 Wellington Road, Dublin, on 18th
July, 1945.
Mr. Russell served his apprenticeship with the
late Mr. William Houghton Russell, Dublin, was
admitted in Michaelmas Sittings, 1895, and prac
tised at 19 Upper Ormond Quay, Dublin, as
senior partner in the firm of Messrs. W. J.
Shannon & Co. up to the year 1943, when he
retired.
MR. GEORGE CROWLEY, Solicitor, died at his
residence, The Cottage, Willbrook Road, Rath-
farnham, Dublin.
Mr. Crowley served his apprenticeship with
Mr. John Cusack, Dublin, was admitted in Easter
Sittings, 1927, and practised at 3 Lower O'Connell
Street, Dublin, as a partner in the firm of Messrs.
Crowley, Bolger & Cusack.
MR.
JOHN J. BEATTY, Solicitor, died at his
residence, Tullyvin, Merrion Road. Dublin, on
29th July, 1945.
Mr. Beatty served his apprenticeship to the
late Mr. John Ruckley of Dublin, was admitted
in Michaelmas Sittings, 1891, and practised as
senior partner in the firm of Messrs. Vincent &
Beatty, at 62 and 63 Dame Street, Dublin.
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