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The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
[JULY, 1911.
the King's Bench Division one copy of the
process,
together with the evidence of
service by affidavit of the person effecting
the service verified by notarial certificate,
and particulars of charges for the cost of
effecting such service.
(5.) The particulars of charges for the
cost of effecting service shall be submitted
by the Solicitor aforesaid to a Taxing
Master of the Supreme Court, who shall
certify the correctness of the charges, or
such other amount as shall be properly
payable for the cost of effecting service. A
copy of such charges and certificate shall be
forwarded to His Majesty's Treasury by
the Master of the King's Bench Division.
(6.) The Master of the King's Bench
Division shall transmit to His Majesty's
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs the
Letter of Request for service received from
th? foreign country, together with the
evidence of service, and a copy of the
charges and the Taxing Master's c ertificate,
duly certified, for use out of the jurisdic
tion. Such certificate shall be in the Form
in the Schedule to these Rules, which may
be cited as Form No. 12, Appendix J., of
the Rules of the Supreme Court (Ireland),
1905.
2. Upon the application of the Treasury
Solicitor in Ireland, with the consent of His
Majesty's Treasury, the Court or a Judge may
make all such orders for substituted service
or otherwise as may be necessary to give
effect to these Rules.
APPENDIX J.
(O. 37, r. 47.)
No. 12.
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE OF FOREIGN
PROCESS.
I,
Master of the King's
Bench Division of the Supreme Court of
Judicature in Ireland hereby certify that the
documents annexed hereto are as follows :—
(1.) The original letter of request for
service of process received from the Court
or Tribunal at
in the
of
in the matter of
.
versus
,
and :
(2.) The process received with such letter
of request, and :
(3.) The evidence of service upon
the person named in such letter of
request, together with the verification of a
Notary Public.
AND I CERTIFY that such service so proved,
and the proof thereof, are such as are required
by the law and practice of the Supreme Court
in Ireland regulating the service of legal
process in Ireland, and the proof thereof.
AND I CERTIFY that the cost of effecting
such service, as duly certified by the Taxing
Master of the Supreme Court in Ireland,
amounts to the sum of
£
:
:
Dated this
day of
,19
Irish Land Commission.
LAND PURCHASE ACTS, 29ra JUNE, 1911.
ORDER XXlA.
IT is this day ordered that the following
addition be made to the Schedule of Fees in
the Appendix to the Rules dated 2nd July,
1910, viz. :—
SUPERIOR OR INTERVENING INTEREST WHERE
THE
REDEMPTION
PRICE
DOES
NOT
EXCEED £100.
Claimants'
costs
of
proof.—Same
as
Incumbrancers' costs of proof.
Provided that where the redemption price
does not exceed £30 half fees only shall be
allowed.
Where the price is fixed by consent the
above
fees
shall,
save as
is hereinafter
mentioned, also cover all costs of proceedings
for redemption, but shall not include costs
of apportionment if apportionment be neces
sary, but if the consent has to be signed by
the owner of the superior interest in person an
additional fee of £1 shall be allowed.
Finance (1909-10) Act, 1910.
ASSESSMENT OF
INCREMENT VALUE DUTY.
THE
following
resolution of
the Taxing
Masters has been issued :—
:
CONSOLIDATED
TAXING
OFFICE
OF
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
JUDICATURE
(IRELAND).
Resolved this 27th day of June, 1911, that
in respect of the Taxation of all Bills of Costs,
we shall be at liberty to adapt the Fee in
pursuance of the Rule of the High Court of
Justice in Ireland, Chancery Division, Land