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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
Committee Meetings,
THE following Committee meetings were held
during April:—
Gazette, 5th.
Parliamentary, 10th.
Costs, 10th.
House, Library and Finance, 20th.
Land Act, 26th.
Commissioner to Administer Oaths.
THE Lord Chancellor has appointed
the
following to be a Commissioner to administer
Oaths :—
Florence
A.
Greene,
Solicitor,
11
Wellington Quay, Dublin.
Obituary.
MR. MICHAEL E. O'BEIRNE, Solicitor, died
upon the 1st April, 1911, at Ashford, Co.
Wicklow.
Mr. O'Beirne, who served his apprentice
ship with his uncle,
the late Mr. M. J.
Hanmore, 2 Inns' Quay, Dublin, was admitted
in Hilary Sittings, 1902, and practised at
No. 2 Inns' Quay, Dublin, and at Bray, under
the style of M.
J. Hanmore, O'Beirne
and Co.
Irish Land Commission.
LAND PURCHASE ACTS.
'
A deputation from the Council have had
an
interview with Mr.
Justice Wylie
in
reference to the notice to Solicitors which
appeared in
the Legal Diary, upon
the
subject of having Schedules of Incumbrances
settled and listed without delay. As a result
of the discussion which took place at this
interview, the Council draw the attention of
members to the fact that purchase money
amounting to over £4,300,000 has been paid
into Bank (as to a very large portion thereof
within the last few months) to credit of
estates by the Land Commission, and waits
allocation. Rulings on title have been issued
in respect of this purchase money and with
a view to securing an early allocation of it,
and to prevent applications for the shortening
of times in notices prior to the Long Vacation,
the Council would impress on members the
desirability of having the queries on title
discharged with all possible expedition and
Final Schedules lodged, and in cases in which
titles have not been lodged, which would
appear to be the case in purchase money
amounting to over £150,000 which has been
brought to the credit of estates, it is essential
that such titles be brought in at once, so as
to enable the Land Commission to deal with
and distribute such purchase money.
The Council think it well that the pro
fession should also be informed that it is
advantageous
to
lodge
titles as soon as
possible after the lodgments of agreements
for sale, and not to wait until the receipt of
notice that advances have been sanctioned.
New Solicitors.
ADMISSIONS DURING APRIL, 1911.
Nattle
Served Apprenticeship to
Galbraith, Hugh
...
Francis
G. M'Keever,
Drogheda.
Hayes, Thomas Herbert William V. Seddall, 6
Weslmoreland Street,
Dublin.
Murray, Peter J.
... Charles J. Murray, 30
Parliament
Street,
Dublin.
Intermediate Examination,
THE
July Intermediate Examination
for
Apprentices will be held upon Monday, July
3rd (notice to be lodged on or before Friday,
16th June).
Trinity Sittings Lectures.
LECTURES will be delivered to the Senior
Class upon the subjects of Real Property,
Equity, and Conveyancing on the following
dates in Trinity Sittings, 1911 :—
June 2, 6, 9, 13, 16, 20, 21, 23, 27, 30.
Lectures will be delivered to the Junior
Class upon Common Law on the following
dates in Trinity Sittings, 1911 :—
June 1, 8, 12, 14, 15, 19, 26, 28.