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SCHEDULE.
1. Registered Owner
MICHAEL MULLIN
Folio number 8507
County Mayo
Lands of Creevagh South in the Barony of
Kilmaine containing 53. or. 3zp.
2. Registered Owner
RODY CLEARY
Folio number 22014
County Tipperary
Lands of Knigh in the Barony of Lower Ormond
containing 463. ar. 3ip.
3. Registered Owner
JOSEPH FREEHILL
Folio number 21631
County Cavan
Lands of Killygreagh in the Barony of Tully-
hunce containing 43. or. 23p.
4. Registered Owner
JAMES GUIRKE or GUIRK
Folio number 8850
County Meath
Lands of Dromone containing iya. ir. 3op. and
lands of Galmoystown containing iya. ir. 3op.
both situate in the Barony of Fore.
SOLICITORS PRACTISING
WITHOUT CERTIFICATES.
CASES have been reported to the Council of solicitors
who have practised or are practising without
certificates and they wish to draw the attention
of members and of Bar Associations to the following
provisions of the Solicitors Act 1954.
3.—In this Act " unqualified person " means—
(a)
solicitor who is not a solicitor qualified to practise
or
(b)
a person who is not a solicitor.
55.—(i) An unqualified person shall not act as a solicitor.
(2) A person who contravenes subsection (i) of this
section shall without prejudice to any other liability or
disability to which he may be subject be guilty of an
offence under this section and shall be liable—
(a)
on conviction thereof on indictment to im
prisonment for a term not exceeding two years or,
at the discretion of the Court to a fine not
exceeding two hundred pounds or to both
such fine and such imprisonment or,
(b)
on summary conviction thereof to imprisonment
for a term not exceeding six months or at the
discretion of the Court to a fine not exceeding
fifty pounds or to both such fine and such
imprisonment.
(3) A person who contravenes subsection (i) of this
section in relation to a court of justice shall also
be guilty of contempt of that court and shall be
punishable accordingly.
57.—(i) Where a solicitor acts as a solicitor while he is not a
solicitor qualified to practise, costs in respect of
anything done by such solicitor so acting shall not
be recoverable in any action suit or matter by such
solicitor or any person claiming through or under
him.
(2) Nothing in subsection (i) of this section shall affect
any indemnity which a client of a solicitor has
under an order of any court in respect of costs
awarded under the order, to the extent (if any)
to which the client may have paid such costs to the
solicitor at the date ofthe order.
SOLICITORS' GOLFING SOCIETY.
THE Society's Spring outing was held at Port-
marnock on Thursday, April 26th, the entries from
the city and country were satisfactory notwith
standing rather unfavourable weather conditions.
The following were the prize winners :—
The Golfing Society Challenge Cup with the
prize of the Captain (Mr. T. F. McKeever), D.
Lynch (3) three down. Runner-up R. J. Tierney (16)
six down.
St. Patrick's Plate (Handicaps 12 and under),
D. M. Murphy (6) seven down.
Veteran's Cup :
E. Walshe (6) eight down.
The remaining prize winners were D. Guinan
first nine three down. S. V. Crawford second nine
one down.
Special Prizes :—J. H. Crawford, W. Tormey
and G. McGrath.
At dinner in the club-house Mr. Dermot P. Shaw,
President of the Law Society, proposed the toast
of the Captain, who replied. The toast of the guests
was proposed by Mr. T. A. O'Reilly and Mr. John
Coleman, B.L., Captain of the Bar Golfing Society,
replied.
The Inter-Provincial competition for the enter
prise trophy was held at Killarney on Saturday,
May 12th, at the invitation of the Kerry Solicitors'
Association. Munster won the competition and
Ulster and Leinster took second and third place
respectively. The best individual score was that
of Mr. John Boston (3), Belfast, with 37 points.
A competition between this Society and the Bar
Golfing Society has been arranged for Saturday
28th July, 1956, at Baltray and intending competitors
are requested to give their names to the Hon. Sec.
of their Society as early as possible. It is proposed
to hold a foursome competition in the morning
and a four-ball in the afternoon. There will be a
draw for partners and opponents save where
players otherwise arrange. There will be a dinner
in the club-house at the conclusion of the com
petition.
A meeting of the Society will be held in the
autumn for the President's Prize and subsidiary
competitions.
Particulars will be circulated to
members in due course.