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Vol. 48

No. 2

June,

1954

THE

G A Z E T T E

o f the

INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND

P ru id in t

J

oseph

B

arrett

V ici-Prtsidenti

J

ohn

J . N

ash

J

ohn

R.

H

atpin

S a n tary

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A

P

lunkett

FOR CIRCULATION AMONG MEMBERS

MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL.

3RD J

une

: The President in the Chair. Also

present: Messrs. John J. Nash and John R. Halpin,

Vice-Presidents ; Thomas A. O’Reilly, John Maher,

Peter E. O’Connell, Cornelius J. Daly, Patrick R.

Boyd, John J. Sheil, Desmond J. Collins, George

G. Overend, Ralph J. Walker, Francis J. Lanigan,

Louis E. O’Dea, John Carrigan, James R. Quirke,

Niall S. Gaffney, Joseph P. Tyrrell, William J.

Norman, Arthur Cox, George A. Nolan, Reginald

J. Nolan, James J. O’Connor.

The following was among the business transacted :

Circuit Appeals. Subpoenas.

Members wrote referring to the inconvenience of

the practice whereby subpoenas for the hearing of

Circuit appeals in the country can be issued only

by the Central Office o f the High Court in Dublin.

The matter was referred to a Committee which

reported that it would be an advantage to members

practising in the country if subpoenas fo the

hearing of Circuit appeals could be issued by the

County Registrar without reference to Dublin.

The Society’s representatives on the Superior

Courts Rules Committee were asked to bring the

matter before that Committee with a view to the

passing of new rules giving effect to the Committee’s

recommendation.

Appointment o f Notary Public.

The Secretary reported that he had received

notice o f an application by a person who is not a

solicitor for appointment as Notary Public.

It

was ordered that counsel should be briefed to

oppose the application and that counsel should

submit that having regard to the responsible duties

o f the office an application for appointment as a

Notary by a person without professional legal

qualifications should not be granted.

EXAMINATION RESULTS.

A

t

the Intermediate Examination for apprentices to

solicitors held on May 10th and n th , the following

candidates were successful.

Passed with Merit.

i. Dermot J. Moloney ;

z.

Brendan O’R. Rogers ;

3. Dermot Hegarty ; 4. Noel M. Gleeson.