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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1988
Pract ice
Notes
Applications to be appointed
Notaries Public
Practitioners are requested to note
the following requirements when
l odg i ng a p p l i c a t i o ns for t he
appointment of Notaries Public.
The certificate signed by six
solicitors certifying the need for a
Notary Public in the applicant's
area should not be signed by any
solicitor from the applicant's firm
and by not more than one solicitor
from each of the other firms. •
(Supreme Ct. Office).
LAW SOCIETY
LIBRARY SERVICES
CHARGES FOR DOCUMENT SUPPLY
As f r om
15th February, 1988
the following charges will apply to
the Library Photocopying Service:
Self-service photocopying in the Library: 10p per sheet
Requests received by telephone/telex/fax/post for copies of Law
Reports, judgments, legislation, articles, precedent forms, etc. will
be subject to a £5.00 handling charge,
and
a photocopying rate of 15p per sheet plus £1.00 packing and
postage or, in the case of a fax transmission,* a fax rate of £1.00
per page received and sent.
Requests for copies of caselaw, legislation, articles on a particular
subject which necessitate the library staff carrying out subject
searches in Digests/Indexes will incur an additional £5.00 search fee.
Where members do their own research in the library the only charge
will be the self-service photocopying charge of 10p per sheet.
*/t should be noted that fax transmission is particularly suited to
short items, of preferably not more than 5 pages.
Practice Direction
Common Law Motions
Where the Court on a motion for
judgment in default of Defence in
a c t i ons c l a imi ng un l i qu i da t ed
damages in tort or contract makes
an Order on consent or otherwise
extending the time for delivery of
Defence the applicant may also
request the Court to adjourn the
motion generally w i th liberty to
re-enter.
If no Defence is delivered within
the time fixed (or other further time
agreed between the parties) the
motion may be brought before the
Court on service of Notice of re-
entry and lodgment of a copy
thereof and of the original Notice
and Order in the Central Office
without the necessity of complying
again w i th the provisions of Order
27 r. 9(1) and (2) of the Rules of the
Superior Courts. •
LAW SOCIETY SYMPOSIUM
Sports Injuries and the Law
The above Symposium will take place at Blackhall Place,
between 7 . 30 - 10 . 00p .m.
on WEDNESDAY, 23rd MARCH 1988.
A panel of distinguished speakers is being engaged, and it is hoped
that the Symposium will be opened by the Minister for Youth and
Sport, Mr. Frank Fahy, T.D.
Members of the Profession who wish to attend this Symposium are
asked to write to:
Mr. C. Mahon,
Director Professional Services,
The Law Society, Blackhall Place, Dublin 7.
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