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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
[JUNE, 1911
1892, did not apply to leases granted before
the commencement of the Act.
Mr Justice Joyce held that Section 3 of
the Act of 1892 was intended to apply to
every lease, both existing and future, so as,
in effect, as from the commencement of the
Act and in the absence of an express pro
vision to the contrary, to engraft upon each
lease a very plain enactment to which proper
effect must be given, and that the objection
taken by the defendant failed;
and he
accordingly made
the
declaratory order
asked for.
The Master of the Rolls gave judgment
dismissing the appeal, holding that Section 3
is a general enactment based' on grounds of
public policy, and declining to construe it
in such a way as to render it inoperative for
many years wherever leases for 99 years, or
it may be for 999 years, are in existence ;
and also holding
that the effect of
the
refusal of the landlord to give his consent
except on payment of a fine was to relieve
the lessee from obtaining the lessor's consent.
The Lords Justices concurred.
(Reported
The Times Law Reports,
Vol.
xxvii., page 444).
New Solicitors.
ADMISSIONS DURING MAY, 1911.
Name
Served Apprenticeship to
Moon, James Thomas
... W J. Brett, Dublin.
Skeffington, John
Messrs. Shean and Dick-
son, Belfast.
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
(Wednes
day), 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, 15,
19, 26, .28
(Wed
nesday) 29.
NOTE.—In consequence of the Coronation of
Their Majesties, there will not be lectures
on the 22nd nor on the 23rd June, but the
Junior Class will get credit for attendance
at a lecture on the 22nd, and the Senior
Class for attendance at a lecture on 23rd.
Solicitors' Apprentices' Debating Society.
MEETINGS during Trinity Sittings at eight
o'clock, p.m.. in Antient Concert Rooms.
June 5th.—Debate.—" That Free Trade is
ruinous from a Fiscal point of view."
June 12th.—Impromptu Speeches.
(Candidates for Offices for Session 1911-
1912 to be nominated).
June 19th.—Legal Debate.—" That the case
of
Amalgamated Railway Servants
v.
Osborne
(1910) A.C. 87, was wrongly
decided."
June 26th.—Essay Night.
(Result of Election of Officers for Session
1911-1912 to be declared).
ALL communications connected with THE
GAZETTE (other than advertisements) should
be addressed to the Secretary of the Society,
Solicitors' Buildings, Four Courts, Dublin.
THE GAZETTE will accept advertisements for
sale and purchase of property, loans, securities
offered, and money for investments on mort
gages, partnerships, clerkships, and generally
such advertisements as would be of service to
the members of the Society and theProfession.
Communications as to advertisements should
be addressed to Messrs. Hely's Ltd., 28
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