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Solicitors wishing to use the Society's standard
form of personal undertaking may incorporate it
by reference and a letter from a solicitor undertaking
to do certain things " in accordance with the con
ditions
in the Law Society's standard personal
undertaking printed in the current edition of the
Society's
Calendar
and Law Directory
will be
deemed to incorporate the following terms.
Personal Undertaking.
Title of Matter....................................
We/I
of
Solicitor^) hereby personally undertake with.........
.................................
of...........................
solicitor(s) as follows :
1.
2.
3-
The parties understand that:—
(a)
it is advisable to obtain the client's written
authority before giving an undertaking but
the solicitor giving the undertaking will be
personally bound whether or not the client's
authority has been obtained, in the absence
of an express written
limitation
in
the
undertaking.
(b)
a solicitor should satisfy himself of his ability
to fulfil an undertaking before giving it.
(c)
an undertaking given by a solicitor binds the
firm in the absence of a stipulation to the
contrary.
(d)
if no time limit is specified promise of per
formance within a reasonable time having
regard to the ordinary custom and practice
of the profession and the circumstances is
implied.
(e)
there is a strict professional obligation on a
solicitor to fulfil a personal undertaking at his
own expense if necessary.
Dated this
day of
'95
Signed......
Address
THE REGISTRY.
Register B.
LADY SOLICITOR, recently qualified seeks position as Assistant.
Preferably Dublin City or adjacent town. Box. No. B.zoS.
LADY SOLICITOR, qualified September 1956, Graduate in
Modern Languages and Social Science, seeks post Dublin
area. Box B. 211.
Register C.
FOR SALE—Archbold's Criminal Pleading Evidence
and
Practice (24* edition). What offers? Box. No. C.I52.
OFFERED :
O'Connor's Justice of the Peace 2 vols ; David-
son's Concise Conveyancing 1922 Edn.; Robb's Bankruptcy in
Ireland ; Kisbey's Bankruptcy Law and Practices ; Encyclo
paedia Britannica 1938 ;
and other legal books. Box C 153.
INDEX OF STATUTORY
INSTRUMENTS,
published since August, 1956.
AGRICULTURE, LANDS AND FISHERIES
SUBJECT MATTER AND REFERENCE NUMBERS.
Agricultural Production Council—261/1956.
Beet Eelworm Eradication—313/1956.
Exported Live Stock (Insurance) Act, 1940—Levy Payable
in respect of exported Live Stock fixed at 9/- per £100—
232/1956.
Flour and Wheatenmeal (Importation) Order 1947 revoked—
239/1956.
Foot and Mouth Disease Order, 1956—324/1956.
Pigs and Bacon (Amendment) Act, 1956 in force from iyth
December, 1956—311/1956.
Pigs (Unsuitable Types) Order 1951
revoked from
I7th
December 1956—312/1956.
Swine Fever—Dublin
and Dunlaoire declared
Infected
Areas and Movement of Swine prohibited therein—
223/1956.
Swine Fever (Dublin and Dunlaoire)—242/1956.
Thomond Weir, Limerick—Fishing Weir Operation—1/1957.
Wheat Milling Orders Revocation—237/1956.
COMMODITIES, GOODS AND SERVICES
SUBJECT MATTER AND REFERENCE NUMBERS.
Bicycles—Maximum Period of Deferred Payments increased
to 18 months—4/1957.
Drogheda Gas charges—275/1956.
Flour and Wheatenmill—Increased prices ex Mill—240/1956.
Hiring, Hire-Purchase and Credit Sale Order, 1956 Amend
ment—4/1957.
Hydrocarbon Oils Rationing—330/1956.
Jams and Marmalades—Maximum Prices revoked after 3rd
August, 1956—219/1956.
Metalliferous Mines—General Safety Regulations—273/1956.
Patents, Designs and Trade Marks
(Commonwealth of
Australia)—2 56/1956.
Petrol Rationing—331/1956.
Priority Rights
in the Protection of Inventions, Designs
and Trade Marks to be accorded to Australia—256/1956.
Quarries—General Safety Regulations—274/1956.
Restrictive Trade Practices (Groceries)—332/1956.
Waterford Gas Co.—Issue of New Capital—320/1956.
CONTROL OF IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
SUBJECT MATTER AND REFERENCE NUMBERS.
Agricultural Products (Restriction of Export) Order, 1956
Amendments—2/1957, 7/1957.
Boots and Shoes—Imports limited to 80,000 pairs—299/1956.
Completely Assembled Motor car chassis with Bodies attached
—Imports limited to 54 articles—294/1956.
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