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APRIL, 1916]

The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

81

Increase of Rent

and Mortgage Interest

(War

Restrictions) Rules (Ireland), 1916.

THE

INCREASE OF RENT AND MORTGAGE

INTEREST (WAR RESTRICTIONS) RULES,

1916, DATED 24TH MARCH, 1916, MADE

BY THE LORD CHANCELLOR OF IRELAND

UNDER THE

INCREASE OF RENT AND

MORTGAGE

INTEREST

(WAR RESTRIC

TIONS) ACT, 1915 (5 & 6 GEO. 5, c. 97).

Preliminary.

The following Rules under the Increase of

Rent and Mortgage Interest (War Restric

tions) Act, 1915 (in these Rules referred to

as the Act), shall apply to the County Courts.

Rule 3 of these Rules, as to applications

under the Courts (Emergency Powers) Act,

1914, shall apply also to the High Court;

and the rules made under that Act shall have

effect subject to that Rule.

These Rules may be cited as the Increase

of Rent

and Mortgage

Interest

(War

Restrictions) Rules, 1916, and shall come

into operation forthwith.

Expressions used in these Rules shall have

the same meaning as the same expressions

used in the Act.

Applications iinder Section \, subsection

1,

proviso

(iii.) ;

Section

1,

subsection

4,

proviso 2 ;

or Section

2,

subsection

3.

1.—An application to the county court

under the Act—

(a)

to determine any question as to the

increase of rent of a dwelling house to

which the Act applies, pursuant to

proviso

(iii.)

to

subsection

1

of

section 1 ;

or

(b)

to apportion the rent of the property

in which any dwelling house to which

the Act applies is comprised, pursuant

to subsection 3 of section 2,

may be made to the court of the county and

division

in which

the dwelling house

is

situate.

2—(1) An application to the county court

under

the Act, pursuant to the second

proviso to subsection 4 of section 1, may be

made—

(a)

to the court of the county and division

in which the mortgaged property is

situate ; or

(b)

to the court of the county and division

in which

the mortgagor resides or

carries on business.

1.—Subject to the provisions of this Rule,

the Courts (Emergency Powers) Rules, 1914,

as to applications to the High Court or to the

county court for leave to realize any security

to which the Courts (Emergency Powers)

Act, 1914, applies shall cease to apply to

mortgages of leasehold interests to which the

Increase of Rent and Mortgage Interest (War

Restrictions) Act, 1915, applies :

and this

Rule shall apply in lieu thereof.

(2) An application under the last preceding

Rule for an order pursuant to the second

proviso to subsection 4 of section 1 of the

Act shall if and so far as an application for

leave to realize the security is required under

the Courts (Emergency Powers) Act, 1914,

be deemed to be also an application for leave

to realize the security under that Act, and

no separate application under that Act shall

be necessary.

(3) If during the progress of the proceedings

on any such application it shall be made to

appear to the court that the mortgage is one

to which the Increase of Rent and Mortgage

Interest (War Restrictions) Act, 1915, does

not apply, but that leave to realize or enforce

the security is required under the Courts

(Emergency Powers) Act, 1914, and that the

amount of the principal sum secured by the

mortgage does not exceed

five hundred

pounds, the application may proceed in the

county court as an application for leave to

realize the security under the last mentioned

Act and the County Courts (Emergency

Powers) Rules, 1914, and those rules shall

apply accordingly ; but if the amount of the

principal sum secured by

the mortgage

exceeds five hundred pounds the application

shall not proceed under the last mentioned

Act, unless the respondent consents to the

county courts having jurisdiction in

the

matter, in which case the court shall have

jurisdiction to deal with the application as

an application for leave to realize the security

under the last mentioned Act and Rules, and

those Rules shall apply accordingly.

(4) If it shall be made to appear to the court

that the mortgage is one to which neither of

the above mentioned Acts applies,

the