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Milner-Holland Report on Savoy Hotel and Berkeley
Hotel
(The Conveyancer,
May-June, 1955).
Mortgagee entitled to possession if mortgagor lets
premises without
leave—" Dudley Building
Society
v.
Emerson" (1949)—
(S.J.,
u June,
I 955)-
Motor Trade :
Exclusion of Seller's Liability
(S.J.,
30 April, 1955).
Murder without a body (Eddy)—" R.
v.
Onufrejcyk"
(J.-L.T., ii February, 1955).
Murder without a body (Edwards)
(C.L.R.,
April,
Notice
to Treat—Relationship
(L.T.,
3
June,
REGISTRATION OF TITLE ACTS,
1891 AND 1942
APPLICATIONS have been received from the registered
owners mentioned in the Schedule annexed hereto,
for the issue of Certificates of Title in substitution
for the original Certificates issued in respect of the
lands specified in the said Schedule, which original
Certificates,
it
is
alleged, have been
lost or
inadvertently destroyed.
A duplicate Certificate will be issued in each case,
except a case in respect of which notification is
received in this Registry within 28 days from the
publication of this notice, that the Certificate of
Title is still in existence, and in the custody of some
person other than the registered owner.
Any
such notification should state the grounds on which
such Certificate is being held.
Dated the 28th day of July, 1955.
JOSEPH O'BYRNE,
Registrar of Titles.
Central Office,
Land Registry,
Chancery Street,
Dublin.
SCHEDULE.
1. Registered Owner
WILLIAM NILAND
Folio number 1915
County Galway
Lands of Rahaly in the Barony of Kiltartan
containing 37a. or. 5 p.
2. Registered Owner
PATRICK KIERNAN
Folio number 293
,
County Longford
Lands of Drumlish in the Barony of Longford
containing loa. or. lop.
3. Land
Certificates
of
FRANCES
CELIA
SATCHWELL to
(a)
25a. ir. 3p. of the lands of Carradooan;
(b)
j4a. ir. op. of the lands of Carrandooan, and
(c)
21 a. or. 24p. of the lands of Corlis all
situate in the Barony of Castlereagh and
County of Roscommon being
the
lands
comprised in Folios
(a)
3111, (£) 3113, and
(e~)
8164, respectively.
4. Land
Certificate
of
the
Irish
Land
Commission to 72a. 2r. 3p. of the lands of
Ballindollaghan situate
in
the Barony of
Castlereagh
and County of Roscommon
being the lands comprised in Folio 18163
County Roscommon.
LIBRARY—VACATION
ARRANGEMENTS.
THE Library will be closed from Thursday, i8th
August, 1955, to Monday, I9th September, 1955,
inclusive. Members requiring books urgently may
obtain them by application to the General Office.
COMMONWEALTH LAW
CONFERENCE.
DURING the first Commonwealth Law Conference
held recently in London, the 800 delegates which
included 30 Judges, discussed some
interesting
problems. There was general agreement that the
subject of Professional Ethics should be taught as
part of the Law course in Universities, although
there would always be a section of the profession
who would break whatever rules were laid down.
They would always have to rely on the integrity
of the individual member of the profession.
The problem of fusion between the barristers
and solicitors' profession evoked different opinions.
It seemed that by and large that countries which had
fusion of
the
two branches seemed generally
satisfied with it, and those that had separation
seemed equally satisfied with that.
It seemed
unlikely that costs under the two systems differed
much, as the total amount of work was the same.
One view from New South Wales urged that
nowadays, with the emphasis on the practical and
benefits for the many, with the urge for action,
simplicity, and clarity, great advantage would result
to the public from fusion of the two branches ;
an Indian view was that the English system of two
Legal Professions might be appropriate for highly
industrialized communities, but that small farmers
could not afford to pay two men. Mr. Lund,
Secretary of the English Law Society, said that it
was impossible for a man to shepherd his witnesses
into Court, arrange papers, and deal with the client's
interruptions and still keep his mind on the case.