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day of hearing at a trial at £i by item 193.

Item

193 A amends this by adding the following words :—

" and such further reasonable sum as the Taxing

Master may allow having regard to the nature

and importance of the case, not to exceed with

Item 193—

£j -JS.

od."

This order may be obtained from the Government

Publications Sales Office, G.P.O. Arcade, Dublin-

Price 4d.

DISTRICT COURT

(NEW AREAS)

ORDER 1957 (VARIATION No.172) 8/1957

The effect of this Order is to fix the dates for

sittings of some of the District Courts in County

Dublin in each month for civil and summary

jurisdiction after ist Feruary as follows :—

1. Kilmainham Civil

Second and Third Tuesday and Second

and Fourth Wednesday

...

... n a.m.

2. Swords—Civil and Summary

First and Third Tuesday

...

... n a.m.

3. Drumcondra—Summary (held in Kilmainham)

First and Third Thursday and Fourth

Tuesday

...

...

...

... n a.m.

4. Howth Summary

First and Third Monday

...

... n a.m.

5. Kilmainham—Summary

First Tuesday

...

...

... n a.m.

6. Lucan—Summary

Second and Fourth Monday

... n a.m.

7. Kilcock, Co. Kildare—Civil and Summary

Third Thursday

...

...

... n a.m.

8. Dunshaughlin, Co. Meath—Civil and Summary

Third Wednesday

...

...

... n a.m.

SOLICITORS' BENEVOLENT

ASSOCIATION.

THE 93rd Annual General Meeting was held on

25th January 1957 in Solicitors' Buildings.

The

Chairman, Mr. R. A. O'Brien in moving the adop

tion of the Report having referred to the number

of supplementary grants made on account of the

high cost of living totalling £945 and to the annuities

totalling £793 ios. 6d. paid during the year, stated

these figures justified the existence of the Associa

tion.

He appealed to members of the profession

—both North and South—to become members

of the Association in order that adequate relief be

given.

The Chairman also referred to the over

crowding of the profession which must lead to a

lowering of professional standards. The President

seconded the adoption of the Report which was

passed unanimously.

It was mentioned that the former Secretary, Mr.

Patrick Glynn, had resigned in the course of the

year and had been co-opted to the Board.

He

had been succeeded as Secretary by Mr. Eunan

McCarron.

DUBLIN SOLICITORS' BAR

ASSOCIATION

A MEETING of the Council of the Association was

held on Wednesday, the 6th of February, 1957.

The Council expressed wholehearted support for

the Law Society's attitude towards costs drawers'

fees, and also drew attention to the unfairness of

costs in Land Commission cases being paid in

Land Bonds,in particular as regards outlays which

the solicitor has to bear in cash. A draft scale of

costs for proceedings under the Enforcement of

Court Orders Acts has been prepared, and has been

submitted to the Law Society, and to the Chief

Clerk of the Dublin Metropolitan District Court.

The rearrangements which the Minister for Justice

has made in respect of the Dublin County District

Courts will it is hoped lead to a marked improvement

in the position there, and are attributed by the

Association to its representations to the Minister.

Thanks are due to an able and hardworking Sub-

Committee on this matter.

Arrangements have

also been made as far as possible to assimilate the

practice of the Dublin County District Courts in

enforcement matters with the Metropolitan Court.

A final Draft Letting Agreement has been pre

pared, and will shortly be circulated to members

of the association for their assistance.

Suggestions have been made to the Minister

for Justice for the improvement of the system of

taking depositions in the District Court with a

view to preserving the essentials of the present

system,

and effecting a considerable saving of

time.

Subscriptions for the current year are due, and

any member who has not yet paid is requested to

do so, and so simplify the work of the Honorary

Treasurer.

The next meeting of the Council of the association

was fixed for the 6th of March, 1957.

CO. GALWAY SOLICITORS' BAR

ASSOCIATION.

Officers and Council for 1957

President:

JAMES P. GLYNN

Vice-Pres. :

WILLIAM B. GALVIN

Hon. Treasurer:

WILLIAM B. ALLEN

.

Hon. Secretary:.

SEAN F. MACGIOLLARNATH