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JUNE, 1918.]

The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

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(3b) Such increases shall be in force during

the continuance of the War and for a period

of six months thereafter.

(Signed),

JOHN ROSS,

Land Judge.

Approved

IGNATIUS J. O'BRIEN,

Lord Chancellor.

FOUR COURTS,

DUBLIN.

THE RULES PUBLICATION ACT, 1893.

NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance

with the provisions of the Rules Publication

Act, 1893, that the Rule-making Authority

prescribed by the Solicitors Remuneration

Act, 1881, proposes to make the Rule set out

hereunder.

Dated this I3th day of May, 1918.

Gerald Horan,

Clerk of the Crown and

Hanaper and Permanent Secretary

to the Lord Chancellor of Ireland.

WE, The Right Honourable Sir Ignatius

J. O'Brien, Bart., Lord High Chancellor of

Ireland ;

The Right Honourable Sir James

Henry Mussen Campbell, Bart., Lord Chief

Justice of Ireland ; The Right Honourable

Charles Andrew O'Connor, Master of the

Rolls, and William V. Seddall, Esquire,

President of the Incorporated Law Society

of Ireland (being the persons in that behalf

authorized by the statute, 44 &.45 Vie., c.

44), do hereby in pursuance and execution of

the powers given to us by the said statute,

and of all other powers and authorities

enabling us in that behalf, order direct in

manner following :

(i) The following increases in the remun–

eration prescribed by the General Order and

Schedules dated the i6th day of April, 1884,

shall apply.

(2) This Order is to take effect from the

1st day of July, 1918, and shall continuejn

operation during the present War and for a

period of six months thereafter :

Schedule

/.,

Part I., and Rules thereunder.

(Sales, Purchases, Mortgages).

Twenty-five per cent, on the remuneration

prescribed for the first £1,000

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Twenty per cent, on the remuneration pre–

scribed for the second and third £1,000 ;

Ten per cent, on the remuneration prescribed

for each subsequent £1,000.

Schedule I., Part II., and Rules thereunder.

(Leases, or Conveyances reserving rent).

TABLE I.

Twenty-five per cent, on the remuneration

prescribed where the rent does not exceed

£100;

Fifteen per cent, on the remuneration pre–

scribed where the rent exceeds £100 but

does not exceed £500.

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Ten per cent, on the remuneration prescribed

where the rent exceeds £500.

TABLE II.

Twenty-five per cent, on the remuneration

prescribed where the rent does not exceed

£s;

Twenty per cent, on the remuneration pre–

scribed where the 'rent exceeds £5 but

does not exceed £50 ;

Fifteen per cent, on the remuneration pre–

scribed where the rent exceeds £50 but

does not exceed £150.

Ten per cent, on the remuneration prescribed

where the rent exceeds £150.

SCHEDULE

II.

(Other business to which Schedule I. does

not apply).