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THE GAZETTE

Inmrpnrateir

OF THE

0deiir of

rdtatitr*

Vol. III. No. 1.J

May, 1909.

r FOR CIRCULATION

LAMONQST MEMBERS.

Meeting of the Council.

April

21

st.

Accounts.

CHEQUES in payment of the half-yearly ac–

counts passed by the Finance Committee were

ordered to be drawn and paid.

Canvassing for Business.

A letter was read from a member of the

profession, enclosing copy of a circular letter

issued by another member to merchants in

various cities who are not his clients, informing

them of the terms upon which he would collect

debts.

It was decided to ask for an explana–

tion from the solicitor who issued the circular

letter.

Practice.

A firm of Solicitors requested the opinion of

the Council upon the question as to whose

office should sales be closed at. The Council

expressed the opinion that the office of the

i

Solicitor for the Vendor is the office at which

j

a sale should be closed.

!

Professorship.

j

It was decided

to elect a Professor of

Common Law to the Society, at the meeting

of the Council upon i6th June.

Parliamentary.

A report was submitted from

the Parlia–

mentary Committee upon the Under Sheriffs

(County Boroughs) (Ireland) Bill, which has

been read a second time in the House of

Commons.

It was resolved that the Parlia–

mentary Committee should seek an interview

with

the Attorney-General

for Ireland,

in

order to submit to him certain amendments to

the measure suggested by the Committee. The

object of this Bill

is to enable the county

boroughs of Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Limerick,

Londonderry, and Waterford

in

future

to

appoint the under sheriffs for those boroughs.

A

further report was

submitted by the

Parliamentary Committee upon the Trustees

Accounts Bill, which has passed

through

Standing Committee A

in

the House of

Commons.

It was decided to communicate

with the English Law Society in reference to

this Bill, one of the members of the Council

of that Society being one of the six Members

of Parliament whose names appear upon the

back of the Bill. The object of this Bill is

to declare the existing law

relative

to the

duties of trustees with regard to the keeping

of accounts of the trust.

Council Meetings.

will be held upon

MEETINGS of the Council

the following dates :

June 2nd, :6th, and joth.

July 14th and 28th.

Committee Meetings.

THE following Committee Meetings were held

during April :

v

County Courts, 2nd.

Costs, 5th, z6th.

Parliamentary, 5th, 23rd.

Gazette, 8th.

House, Library, and Finance, igth.

Court of Examiners, z3rd.

Special Committee on professional eti–

quette, 3oth.