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Sligo Seminar on E.E.C. Law—October 1974
The E.E.C. and the Ordinary Solicitor — Some
relevant cases — by John F. Buckley.
Part I 83-85
Part II 111-13
Part III 156-59
Examinations
Book-keeping (September 1974) 36
Book-keeping (June 1975) 201
Book-keeping Examination Results Total for
June 1975 254
First Law (February 1975) 135
Second Law (February 1975) 135
Third Law (February 1975) 135
Council approves Examination Results of
February 1975 Examinations 252
Irish Examination Results Total—March 1975 252
Irish Examination Results Total—June 1975 ... 254
Preliminary Examination Results Total—June
1975 278
First Law (September 1975) 278
Second Law (Steptember 1975) 278
Preliminary Examination (July 1975) 278
Third Law 278
Dates and Fees, 1976 300
False Witness — Justice Report on Perjury
(Hunter, Chairman) — Summary of
Recommendations 129
Federal Economic Chamber of Vienna — Rules
of Arbitration 289
Federation of Professional Associations — Presi-
dential Address by Franklin O'Sullivan 124
General Council of the Bar of Ireland—Report on
Criminal Legal Aid
Part I 94-95
Part II 119-23
Golding, Mr. Graham, appointed Lecturer in
Business Administration, U.C.D 35
How the Scots view the Legal Profession—Report
of Scottish Law Society on attitude of the
public 63
The Incorporated Law Society of Northern
Ireland 233-34
1. Professor Bates (Q.U.B.) to conduct survey
on Solicitors' Remuneration.
2. Society will have regard to the finding of the
Monopolies Commission on advertising by
the legal profession.
3. New Institute of Legal Education to be
established in Queen's University in Septem-
ber 1976.
4. New Solicitor's Order will give extended
powers to the Society and establish a Com-
pensation Fund.
5. There is also power to introduce a Com-
pulsory Professional Indemnity Insurance.
6. Each solicitor is required to apply
individually for a licence under the Con-
sumer Credit Act 1974.
7. The Society will sponsor a Rota Scheme for
Legal Aid throughout Northern Ireland. A
Law Centre will be established in Belfast to
meet the needs of the situation.
8. The current Annual Membership Subscrip-
tion is £12.50 and the cost of the Annual
Practising Certificate is £50.
International Bar Association forms Section on
General Practice—13 Committees listed ... 65
International Bar Association—Progress Report 7 283
Irish Capital Gains Tax—Book by Extel Statistical
Services Ltd 287
Irish Recent Cases
B. v. D. (Nullity granted on grounds of duress) 18
Burke Clancy & Co., Re (If ratified, all amounts
due by a company must be paid) 42
C. & A. Modes and C & A. Finance Ltd. v. C & A.
(Waterford) Ltd., O'Toole and McClure
(Injunction granted on ground of decep-
tion in passing-off action) 209
Chaine Nickson v. Bank of Ireland, Brett and
Lewis Crosby (Beneficiary under Trust
Instrument can be furnished with Trust
Accounts) 152
Conole v. Redbank Oyster Co. v. Fairways
Fabrication Ltd. and Bord Iascalgh Mhara
(Owners of unseaworthy boat liable for
drowning of passengers) 177
Conway v. Conway (House purchase payments
made by a wife are deemed a trust, and
she is entitled to a share in the house,
according to her contributions) 180
Costelloe v. Maharaj Krishna Properties (Ireland
Ltd.) and X (Solicitors cannot recover a
substantial deposit paid in a sale of pro-
perty owing to fraudulent answers given
by their London agents to the Irish Land
Commission) 268
Dairy Lee Ltd.—Stakelum v. Canning (In a
winding up, a salaried director is entitled
to accrued holiday remuneration) 107
Dardis and Dunns Seeds Ltd. v. Hickey
(Defective Judgment Mortgage Affidavit
rejected) 20
De Burca and Anderson v. Attorney General
(Women are entitled to serve as jurors, and
rating qualifications unconstitutional) 294
Devaney v. Reidy (Architect's fees substantially
reduced) 42
Dooley v. Attorney General (Sections 2 and 3
of Forcible Entry and Occupation A c t 1971
comply with the Constitution) 205
Dublin Corporation v. Dublin Cemeteries Com-
mittee (Claim by Glasnevin Cemetery to be
exempted from rates rejected but allowed
subsequently by Supreme Court) 42
Dublin Port and Docks Bord v. Bank of Ireland
(Bank negligent in mistakenly finding over-
draft due and returning cheque) 108
Fanning & Co. v. Surgical Distributor Ltd.
(Plaintiffs not required to furnish par-
ticulars of libelled persons) 107
Fogarty Advertising Ltd. v. Ralston & Mitchell
(1973 N.I.) (Plaintiffs awarded £21,700
damages for total loss of business) 14-17
Fuller and Holiday Motor Inns Ltd. v. Dublin
Co. Council (In a planning application, it
is not necessary to join Minister as defen-
dant, if he has already granted planning
permission) 107
Gaffney, Henry, deed. Re—Gaffney v. Gaffney
(Due to fraudulent divorce, first wife is
entitled to the succession of her husband's
estate to the exclusion of second wife) 151
Gallagher v. Mogul of Ireland (No. 1) (£13,000
damages for injuries sustained during
drilling in mine) 206
Geraghty v. Minister for Local Government (No.
2) (The Minister in giving his decision
under a Planning Appeal, must act strictly
and impartially on the evidence) 269
Grealy v. Bank of Nova Scotia (It is libellous
and malicious for Bank to falsely use words
"Refer to drawer" — plaintiff's verdict for
£2,150 upheld) 150
Hanley v. Morrissey (63% apportionment against
defendant unreasonable in view of plaintiff's
contributory negligence 107
Heavey v. Heavey (Husband who buys property
in name of wife and converted it into
luxury flats is deemed to have given her an
absolute gift) 178
International Securities Ltd. v. Portmarnock
Estate Ltd. (Deposit forfeited as a result of
delay in completion) 176