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Vol. 50

No. 6

DECEMBER,

1956

THE GAZETTE

of the

INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND

President

NIALL S. GAFFNEY

Viec-PreriJeittr

DESMOND J. COLLINS

CHARLES J. DOWNING

Secretary

ERIC A. PLUNKETT

FOR CIRCULATION AMONG

MEMBERS

IMPORTANT.

PRACTISING CERTIFICATES, 1957-58.

(i) Members

are reminded that practising certificates for the year

to end 5th January, 1958 should be taken out on

or after 6th January, 1957 and not later than Tuesday,

5th February, 1957, in order to take effect as a

qualification to practise from 6th January. (2) Under

the provisions of the Solicitors' Act, 1954,

the

declaration to be lodged with the Society on applying

for a practising certificate shall be completed and

signed by

the applicant personally unless

the

Registrar on the ground of illness or some other

sufficient ground dispenses with personal signature

of the declaration. Dublin agents of country

solicitors should therefore take up the declarations

in good time and forward them for signature to

their correspondents.

THE

PRESIDENT AND

VICE-

PRESIDENTS.

MR. NIALL S. GAFFNEY of Limerick has been elected

President of the Society for the coming year, and

Mr. Desmond J. Collins of Dublin and Mr. Charles

J. Downing of Tralee have been elected Vice-

Presidents.

ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING.

AN Ordinary General Meeting of the Society was

held in the Library, Solicitors' Buildings, Four

Courts, Dublin on Thursday, zznd November,

1956. The President, Mr. Dermot P. Shaw, took

the Chair.

The notice convening the meeting was taken as

read.

The minutes of the Ordinary General Meeting ot

the Society held on loth May, 1956, were read,

confirmed and signed.

Mr. C. Gore-Grimes moved and Mr. P. C. Moore

seconded the adoption of the audited accounts and

balance sheet. The motion was adopted and the

President signed the balance sheet.

Messrs. Kevans & Sons were re-appointed as the

Society's auditors.

The Secretary read the report of the scrutineers

of the ballot for the election of the Council and

provincial delegates for the year 1956-57.

The

report stated that for the office of provincial delegate

the following had been returned unopposed:—

Ulster :

Derrick M. Martin ;

Munster :

John J.

Dundon ; Leinster : Reginald J. Nolan ; Connaught:

Christopher E. Callan.

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