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The Gazette ot the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
IJiUNE,
1918
annul rules, under Section 61 of the principal
Act,
shall
include
the President of
the
Incorporated Law Society of Ireland and
two persons (one of whom shah1
be a practising
Barrister), to be appointed for the purpose
by the Lord Chancellor :
And whereas by the Rules Publication Act,
1893, Section 2, it is provided that where a
Rule-making Authority certifies
that on
account of urgency or any special reason any
Rule should come into immediate operation,
it shah1
be lawful for such authority to make
any such Rules to come into operation forth–
with as Provisional Rules, but such Provi–
sional Rules shall only continue in force until
Rules shall have been made in accordance
with the foregoing provisions of the said
Rules Publication Act :
And. whereas a majority of the Judges of
the Supreme Court of Judicature in Ireland,
and the other persons, pursuant to Section 12
of the Supreme Court of Judicature (Ireland)
(No. 2) Act, 1897, upon whose recommenda–
tion the Lord Lieutenant may make, alter, or
annul Rules of Court under the said Principal
Act, present at a meeting for that purpose
held (of which majority the Lord Chancellor of
Ireland was one), have passed the resolution
set out in the Schedule hereto :
Now, We, the Lord Lieutenant-General and
General Governor of Ireland, by and with the
advice and consent of His Majesty's Privy
Council in Ireland, in pursuance and by
virtue of the Supreme Court of Judicature
Act (Ireland), 1877, and of the Rules Publica–
tion Act, 1893, and of all other powers Us
thereunto enabling, and with the concurrence
of a majority of the Judges of the Supreme
Court of Judicature in Ireland, and the other
persons, pursuant
to Section
12
of
the
Supreme Court of Judicature (Ireland) (No. 2)
Act, 1897, upon whose recommendation the
Lord Lieutenant may make, alter, or annul
Rules of Court, under the said principal Act,
present at a meeting for that purpose held
(of which majority the Lord Chancellor of
Ireland was one), do order and declare that
the Rule of Court set forth in the Schedule
hereto shall take effect and be in force as a
Rule of Court, and do hereby certify that on
account of urgency the said Rule shall come
into immediate operation, and do make the
said Rule to come into operation as from the
date hereof as a Provisional Rule, and to
continue in force until a Rule shall have been
made in accordance with the provisions in
that behalf of the said Rules Publication Act.
Given at the Council Chamber, Dublin
Castle, this I4th day of May, 1918.
Ignatius J. O'Brien,
C.
Edward Shortt.
SCHEDULE.
WE, being a majority of the Judges of the
Supreme Court of Judicature in Ireland, and
the other persons, pursuant to the I2th
Section of the Supreme Court of Judicature
(Ireland) (No. 2) Act, 1897, upon whose
recommendation the Lord Lieutenant may
make, alter, or annul Rules of Court under
the 6ist Section of the Supreme Court of
Judicature Act (Ireland), 1877, present at a
meeting for that purpose held (of which
majority the Lord Chancellor of Ireland is
one), do hereby, pursuant to the said 6ist
Section, and of all other powers Us thereunto
enabling, express our concurrence in an Order
being made by the Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland in Council, making the alterations in
the Rules of Court hereinafter expressed and
set forth, and certify that on account of
urgency the said Rules as amended should
come into immediate operation as Provisional
Rules.
Dated this 7th day of May, 1918.
Ignatius J. O'Brien,
C.
James H. Campbell,
L.C.J.
S. Ronan,
L.J.
T. F. Molony,
L.J.
J. G. Gibson.
W. H. Dodd.
Jonathan Pirn.
William Moore.
Herbert Wilson,
K..C.
W. V. Seddall,
Pres., I.L.S., Ireland.