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attention of the Court partly at their own expense.
Mr. Justice Danckwerts had .gone as far as he
could to indemnify the successful party and punish
the contemnor in the absence of inflicting a fine
by awarding solicitor and client costs. But the order
had to be dealt with on the basis of the Chancery
Rules as considered and interpreted by the Court
of Appeal in Giles
v,
Randall (1915) I.K.B. 290.
((1957)2. W.L.R. 867).
LEGAL APPOINTMENTS.
MR. PATRICK F. O'REILLY, Solicitor,
8
South
Great George's Street, Dublin, has been appointed
to succeed Mr. H. B. O'Hanlon, who has retired,
as Taxing Master in the High Court.
Mr. John Shee, Solicitor, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary
has been appointed State Solicitor for Co. Tipperary
—South Riding.
MOTOR INSURERS BUREAU
COPIES of the agreement between the Minister
for Local Government and the motor insurers
Bureau may be obtained from the Government
Publications Office.
Price
j^d.
post free. Under
the agreement the Bureau representing the insurance
companies undertakes
to provide compensation
to persons who are injured as the result of negligence
by uninsured motorists.
COMPANIES CONSOLIDATION ACTS,
1908-1917.
MESSRS. Aubenal Publishers. 14 Lr. Baggot Street,
Dublin have re-printed the Companies Acts with
side notes.
The retail price is i6/- per copy.
The publication consists of 144 pages and comprises
the Companies Consolidation Act 1908 with six
schedules thereto, The Company's Act 1913, the
Companies (Foreign Interests) Act, 1917, The Com
pany's
(Particulars
as
to Directors) Act
1917.
We understand that there has been a heavy demand
for this publication and that further copies will
be available at i6/- each by mid-April.
THE REGISTRY.
Register A
YOUNG Solicitor required for provincial town, near city,
good prospects.
Please give full particulars of experience,
education, examinations, to Box
Ai6j.
Register C.
WILLIAM McKEOWN, late of 25 Penrose St., South Letts
Road, Dublin deed. Any person knowing of the whereabouts
of a will of the above deceased, who died on loth March
1957, or having any information in connection therewith,
please communicate with Richard F. Gallagher, Solicitor,
14 Ely .Place, Dublin.
REGISTRATION OF TITLE ACTS, 1891
AND 1942
FOLIO 907
NOTICE
COUNTY KERRY
Registered Owner :
MICHAEL HANLON (Junior)
The Registered Owner has applied for a Duplicate
of the Certificate of Title specified in the Schedule
hereto which is stated to have been lost or in
advertently destroyed.
The Duplicate will be issued unless notification
is received in this Registry within 28 days from
the date of this Notice that the said Certificate of
Title is in the custody of a person not the Registered
Owner. Such notification should state the grounds
on which the Certificate is retained.
Dated this 28th day of April, 1957.
JOSEPH O'BYRNE,
Registrar of Titles
SCHEDULE.
Land Certificate of Michael Hanlon (Junior)
to 24a. Ir. z6p. of the lands of Ashhill situate in
the Barony of Truchanacmy and County of Kerry
being the lands comprised in said Folio.
OBITUARY.
MR. CHARLES M. BARRY, Solicitor died in March
1957-
Mr. Barry was admitted in Hilary Sittings 1889
and practised at Cashel as senior partner in the
firm of Messrs. Charles M. Barry & Son.
Mr. John Blood-Smyth, Solicitor died at his
residence Lucerne, Castle Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin.
Mr. Blood-Smyth served his apprenticeship with
the late Mr. William Smyth, 29 Lr. Gardiner Street,
Dublin, was admitted in Hilary Sittings 1904 and
practised at 29 Lr. Gardiner Street, Dublin as
senior partner in
the firm of Messrs. William
Smyth & Son.