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GAZETTE

OCTOBER 1978

that women should be fully represented in the legal

profession as well as the courts and tribunals. It is likely

for instance that the common law would be able to

command greater public confidence in those areas which

particularly affect women if a greater proportion of

women were involved in the administration of justice.

Traditional habits of mind, of women as well as of

men, customs and practices need to be changed. But

women workers, solicitors or otherwise, are not unaided

or alone: rights and protections exist in law. Two Acts

introduced by the former Minister for Labour — the

Anti-Discrimination (Pay) Act 1974 and the Employment

Equality Act 1977, represent vital catalysts for change.

Pamphlets concerning these Acts may be got free of

charge from the Employment Equality Agency, c/o Dept.

of Labour, Mespil Road, Dublin 4. Dissemination of

information is one object to be pursued, equally important

is the activation of group discussion.

Yours etc.

Mary Redmond,

Lecturer in Law, U.C.D.,

Solicitor; Member of the

Employment

Equality

Agency.

NATIONWIDE INVESTIGATIONS

(Laurence Beggs)

126 BROADFORD RISE

BALLINTEER

DUBLIN 16

Phone 989964

PRACTITIONERS

GUIDELINES

Rent Restrictions Acts

What is a controlled letting?

All lettings are controlled except the following:

1. (a) A house let as a single dwelling, whether R.V.

exceeds £40 in Dublin or Dunlaoghaire or £30

elsewhere

(b) A dwelling let as a separate and self-contained flat

where the R.V. exceeds £30 in Dublin or

Dunlaoghaire or £20 elsewhere

(c) Any other dwelling where the R.V. exceeds £60 in

Dublin or Dunlaoghaire or £40 elsewhere.

2. Dwellings erected on or after 7th May, 1941.

3. Local Authority Houses.

4. Furnished lettings, where the rent attributable to the

dwelling is less than three fourths of the total.

5. Where the owner possesses the house as his residence

on or after 31st December, 1960.

6. Where the Landlord actually gets possession of the

house on or after 8th June, 1966.

7. Dwellinghouses converted after 31st December 1960,

into separate and self-contained flats.

8. Dwellings let with land where the R.V. of the land

exceeds either half the R.V. of the total or £10 or £5

elsewhere.

9. A house of which a bachelor or Spinster between 21

and 65 becomes tenant after 9th May, 1967, and where

the R.V. exceeds £10.

10. Lock-up business premises.

Did You Know?

Did you know that a married woman has no legal

obligation to call herself by her husband's name. The

custom arose in the middle ages and the term "Mrs.

Murphy" is an abbreviation of the term "Mistress of

Murphy".

Independent Actuarial Advice regarding

Interests in Settled Property

and

Claims for Damages

BACON & WOODROW

Consulting Actuaries

58 Fitzwilliam Square

Dublin 2

(Telephone 762031)

R. W. RADLEY

M.Sc

., C.Chem., M.R.I.C.

HANDWRITING AND

DOCUMENT EXAMINER

220, Elgar Road, Reading, Berkshire, England.

Telephone (0734) 81977

DETECTIVES (PRIVATE) EIRE

International Investigators

Solicitors' Enquiry Agents — Process Servers — Commercial Enquiries

294 Merrion Road, Dublin 4. Tel. (01) 691561. Telex 30493.

16 Wellington Park, Belfast 9. Tel. (0232) 663668. Telex 747958.

LONDON — also BRIGHTON, SUSSEX — NEW YORK, U.S.A.

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