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MAY, 1918)

The Gazette ol the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

of charges applicable to leases at rack rent.

(2) The lessee should pay the costs of the

counterpart.

(3) The lessor should pay the

costs of the powers of attorney.

Query 1.—

Lease for 500 years of a plot of

ground in the City of Dublin, rent ^35, option

to lessee topurchasebefore25thMarch, 1928, at

20 years' purchase of the rent. The valuation

was made a number of years ago when the

premises were all inhabitable, the premises

are now in ruin. No covenant to build or

repair.

(i) Under which scale of costs

applicable to leases should the costs of lease

be drawn?

(2) Is the Surveyor's fee of seven

guineas for maps, etc., on lease and counter–

part a reasonable amount to charge the lessee ?

(i) The costs of the lease should be drawn

under the scale of charges applicable to leases

at rack rent.

(2) Four guineas would be the

maximum reasonable fee chargeable against

the lessee.

Council Meetings.

MEETINGS of the Council will be held upon

the following dates :

May 29th.

June 12th and 26th.

Committee Meetings.

THE following Committee Meetings were held

during April, 1918 :

Privileges, gth.

Gazette, I5th.

Statutory, i6th and 3oth.

Costs, 18th.

House, Library and Finance,

High Court Sittings, 1918.

EASTER SITTINGS will terminate on Wednes–

day, 15th May. Trinity Sittings will com–

mence on Wednesday, 2gth May, and will

terminate on Wednesday, 3ist July.

Obituary.

MR. JOHN R. GOLFER, Solicitor, died upon

the 4th April, 1918, at his residence, Ardross,

New Ross.

Mr. Golfer was apprenticed to the late Mr.

Patrick Nolan, Merchants' Quay, Dublin, was

admitted in Michaelmas Term, 1872, and

practised (in partnership with his son, Mr.

Thomas A. Golfer, under the style of Messrs.

Colfer and Son) at New Ross.

MR. MICHAEL L. HORAN, Solicitor, died

upon the I2th April, 1918, in Dublin.

Mr. Horan was apprenticed to the late

Mr. William P. McEvoy, 12 Dame Street,

Dublin, was admitted in Michaelmas Sittings,

1884, and practised at 12 Dame Street,

Dublin.

MR. HENRY BRENAN, Solicitor, died upon

the 24th April, 1918, at his residence, 41

Kenilworth Square, Rathgar, Dublin.

Mr. Brenan was admitted in Easter Term,

1871, and practised at Ballyragget, Co.

Kilkenny, up to the year 1911, when he

retired. .

MR. CHARLES F. DOWNING, Solicitor, died

upon the 26th April, 1918, at his residence,

Oak Park, Tralee.

Mr. Downing served his apprenticeship

with his father, Mr. Francis C. Downing,

Tralee, was admitted in Hilary Sittings, 1892,

and practised (in partnership with his brother,

Mr. Francis H. Downing, under the style of

Messrs. F. C. Downing and Sons) at Tralee.

Roll of Honour.

LIEUTENANT

MARCUS

R.

RUSSELL,

Hussars, was killed in action on the 22nd

March, 1918.

Lieutenant Russell served his apprentice–

ship with Mr. Lewis Goodbody, Solicitor,

Tullamore, and passed the Final Examina–

tion in January, 1912.