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March,

1953

Vol. 46

No. 9

T H E G A Z E T T E

o f the

INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND

President

J

ames

R.

Q

uirke

Vice-Presidents

Secretary

J

ohn

C

arrigan

E

ric

A.

P

lunkett

J

ames

J . O’C

onnor

FO R C IR C U L A T IO N A M O N G M E M B E R S

MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL

19TH F

ebruary

, 195,3.

The President in the Chair.

Also present: Messrs. John Carrigan and James J.

O’Connor, Vice-Presidents, Thomas A. O’Reilly,

Peter E. O’Connell, John Maher, Francis J. Gearty,

Joseph Tyrrell, Desmond R. Counahan, Patrick

R. Boyd, John R. Halpin, Desmond J. Collins,

Derrick M. Martin, Desmond J. Mayne, Niall S.

Gaffney, Ralph J. Walker, Henry St. J. Blake,

Dermot P. Shaw, Cornelius J. Daly, John J. Nash,

John J. Sheil, William J. Norman, Gerald J.

O’Donnell, Arthur Cox, Sean O hUadhaigh, Joseph

Barrett, Maurice M. Power.

The following was among the business trans­

acted :—

Circuit Court Rules, 1950

T

he

Council considered and adopted a report from

a Committee on suggested amendments to the

Circuit Court Rules based largely on replies received

from local Bar Associations to a circular from the

Society. It was ordered that a copy o f the report

should be sent to the Society’s representatives on

the Circuit Court Rules Committee with a request

that it should be submitted to that Committee.

Expenses o f obtaining copies o f documents

on sale o f lands.

M

embers

wrote saying that they had been advised

by Council many years ago that a note as to equities

is equivalent to an incumbrance and that where

registered lands are sold the vendor must produce

at his own expense evidence that no equities exist.

Local conditions o f sale provide that evidence not

in the vendor’s possession must be obtained by the

purchaser at his own expense and the vendor’s

solicitor, under these conditions, will not supply

a document such as a certified copy of a purchase

agreement or a fair rent order except at the pur­

chaser’s expense. They asked whether the Council

approved o f such conditions o f sale. A Committee

which had considered the matter reported that