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(Gross Sum) Order 1934 (under which a gross

or lump sum could be charged in lieu of detailed

charges) and did not expressly enact that a gross

sum could be charged or that a lump sum bill

could be delivered.

(ii) The scope o f non-contentious business to

which art. 2 (

c

) o f the Solicitors’ Remuneration

Order, 1883, applied was limited by the words

and not being otherwise contentious business ’ in

s. 2 o f the Solicitors Remuneration Act, 1881,

under which the order was made, although those

words did not appear in art. 2

(c)

o f the order, nor

in the definition of non-contentious business in s.

81 (1) o f the Solicitors Act, 1932, which had repealed

and superseded the Act o f 1881 but contained

savings under which the order o f 1883 continued

to have effect; and

(iii) As the business to which the lump sum bill

related was in part contentious, because it comprised

the collection of information and the taking of all

steps, even to the engrossment o f a petition for

judicial separation, necessary to launch proceedings

against the husband, the delivery o f a lump sum

bill was not justified in the present case by the

provisions to Sch. 2 as amended, and accordingly

the client was entitled to an itemised bill.

The result o f the present case in its application

to Ireland is that, if business is wholly non-conten­

tious, a lump sum bill may be delivered under the

provisions o f the corresponding S.R.G.O. (No. 2)

1920 complying with the terms o f that order. If

the business is contentious section 4 o f the Attorneys

and Solicitors Act, 1870, applies and the solicitor

must establish an agreement under and general

compliance with that section. Business preparatory

to the commencement of litigation may be

contentious.” (R e:

a Solicitor

(1955) 1,

A ll E.R.,

* J

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)-

REGISTRATION OF TITLE ACTS,

18 9 1 AND 1942 .

N

otice

.

Folio 239

County Louth

Registered Owner

A

lin e

R

ita

H

enry

T

he

Registered Owner has applied for a Duplicate

of the Certificate of Title specified in the Schedule

hereto, which is stated to have been lost or inad­

vertently destroyed.

A Duplicate Certificate will be issued unless

notification is received in this Registry within 28

days from the date o f this Notice that the. said

Certificate o f Title is still in existence and in the

custody o f a person not the Registered Owner.

Such notification should state the grounds on which

the Certificate is retained.

Dated this 28th day o f February, 1955.

J

oseph

O ’B

y rn e

,

Registrar o f Titles.

S

chedule

.

Land Certificate o f Aline Rita Henry to 78a. 3r.

32p. o f the lands of Toberdoney situate in the Barony

o f Ardee and County o f Louth being the lands

comprised in said Folio.

N

otice

.

Folio 1286

County Meath

Registered Limited Owner

B

ridget

M

c

A

rdle

The Registered Owner has applied for a Duplicate

o f the Certificate of Title specified in the Scnedule

hereto which is stated to have been or inadvertently

destroyed.

A Duplicate Certificate will be issued unless

notification is received in this Registry within 28

days from the date o f this Notice that the said

Certificate o f Title is still in existence and in the

Custody o f a person not the Registered Owner.

Such notification should state the grounds on which

the Certificate is retained.

Dated this 28th day o f February, 1955.

J

oseph

O ’B

yrne

Registrar o f Titles.

S

chedule

.

Land Certificate o f Bridget McArdle to 65a. ir.

34p. o f the lands o f Greenan situate in the Barony

o f Lower Slane and County o f Meath being the

lands comprised in said Folio.

OBITUARY.

M

r

. J

ohn

M.

M

eldon

,

Solicitor, died on the 12th

December, 1954.

Mr. Meldon was admitted in Easter Sittings 1891,

and practised at 71 Dame Street, Dublin, as senior

partner in the firm o f Messrs. Meldon & Co.

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