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upon all purchases of lands by aliens. Under Section

13 (4) of the 1947 Act, in order to claim exemption

from this rate of stamp duty it was necessary to

certify that the purchaser was either an Irish citizen

or a person ordinarily resident in the State or a

body corporate satisfying certain conditions. Under

the Bill as introduced the following alternative

certificate may, in appropriate cases, be included

in the instrument by the transferee or assignee.

(a)

that the property being conveyed or trans

ferred is property which is being acquired for

private residential purposes and does not

include land exceeding five acres in extent or

(b)

that the property being conveyed or trans

ferred is property which is being acquired

exclusively for the purposes of an industry

other than agriculture.

If such a certificate is given the purchaser will

only have to pay the ordinary rate of stamp duty on a

conveyance or transfer although he is not a citizen.

There are similar provisions with respect to

leases (Section 31).

Section 26 of the Finance Act 1949 (which provides

that certain dispositions by way of mortgage shall

attract

the

25

per cent,

duty) will not apply

to conveyances of property within

(a)

and

(b)

above.

Sections 24 and 25 of the Finance Act, 1949

increased the rates of stamp duty on fines in leases

and by Section 16 of the Finance Act, 1956 certain

leases under the Housing of the Working Classes

Acts were exempted from the increased duty provided

that the instrument affected contained a certificate

in the form prescribed by Section 24 of the Finance

Act, 1949, or that the Revenue Commissioners were

satisfied that such a certificate might properly have

been given.

These certificates will be no longer

required in the case of such a lease which contains

a certificate to the same effect as

(a)

and

(b)

above.

PRESENTATION OF

CERTIFICATES.

ON 3ist May the President at a ceremony in t'le

Society's Library presented

certificates

to

the

following solicitors :—

Owen Binchy

(Jnr.), Gortskagh, Charleville,

Co. Cork; William W. Blood-Smyth, 29, Lr.

Gardiner Street, Dublin ;

John F. Buckley, B.A.,

LL.B., 25, Maxwell Rd., Rathgar, Dublin

(znd

Place Special Certificate March Final) ;

Gerald Bernard

Coulter, 2 Glenn Terrace, Glasthule, Co. Dublin ;

Matthew P. Drum, 4 Lavarna Grove, Terenure,

Dublin; Edward J. DufFy, Virginia, Co. Cavan ;

John C. Farrell, Longford

(isf Place March Final,

Silver Medal);

Michael G. Fogarty, Newbridge Rd.,

Naas, Co. Kildare; Michael J. Gleeson, 36 Trim-

leston Gardens, Bootertown, Dublin; Patrick A.

Glynn,

i The Crescent, Limerick; Daphne M.

Gordon,

32

Sundrive Rd., Kimmage, Dublin

(Special Certificate September Final) ;

Brenda Mary

Halpin, i Fitzwilliam Square East, Dublin ; Dermot

Hegarty, 2 Killeen Terrace, Malahide, Co. Dublin ;

Patrick B. Kelly, West End, Mallow, Co. Cork;

Mary Margaret Murray, B.A., 176 Merrion Rd.,

Ballsbridge, Dublin;

Robert W. McGonagle,

Church Road, Swords, Co. Dublin ; William Thomas

Nicholl, 65 Highfield Park, Dundrum Rd., Dublin ;

Michael A. Noonan, St. Kyran's, Rathkeale, Co.

Limerick; Albert O'Dea, Vesington, Dunboyne,

Co. Meath ;

James B. O'Leary, B.A., Ballyfarna,

Claremorris, Co. Mayo; Gerard O'Malley,

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Waterloo Road, Dublin;

James J. O'Sullivan,

Portarlington, Co. Laois ;

Mairead F. Ruttledge,

Ardagh Park, Newtownpark Avenue, Blackrock,

Co. Dublin; John P. Clifford, Cahirciveen, Co.

Kerry.

REGISTRATION OF TITLE ACTS,

1891 and 1942

Issue of Duplicate Land Certificate

APPLICATIONS have been received from the registered

owners mentioned in the Schedule annexed hereto

for the issue of Certificates of Title in substitution

for the original Certificates issued in respect of the

lands specified in the said Schedule, which original

Certificates, it is alleged, have been lost or in

advertently destroyed.

A duplicate Certificate will be issued in each case,

except a case in respect of which notification is

received in this Registry within 28 days from the

publication of this notice, that the Certificate of

Title is still in existence, and in the custody of some

person other than the registered owner. Any such

notification should state the grounds on which

such Certificate is being held.

Dated the 28th day of June, 1956.

JOSEPH O'BYRNE,

Registrar of Titles.

Central Office,

Land Registry,

Chancery Street,

Dublin.

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