94 / 112
The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland,
[MARCH, 1910
having seen that the affidavit has been signed,
should place it before the deponent, open at
the page upon which the deponent has signed;
he should then require the deponent to take
the Book in his right hand, uplifted, and to
repeat after him
the
following words :
" I swear by Almighty God that I have read
" this my affidavit, that the contents of it
" are true, and that this is my name and
" handwriting."
Irish Land Acts, 1903 and 1909.
REGULATIONS made by the Lord Lieutenant
under Section 23 (8) of the Irish Land
Act, 1903, and Section 4 of the Irish
Land Act, 1909.
By the Lord Lieutenant-General and General
Governor of Ireland.
ABERDEEN.
WE, John Campbell, Earl of Aberdeen,
Lord
Lieutenant-General
and
General
Governor of Ireland, hereby make the follow-,
ing Regulations under Section 23 (8) of the
Irish Land Act, 1903, and Section 4 of the
Irish Land Act, 1909, and We hereby declare
that Regulation I. of the Regulations dated
13th February, 1906, is hereby cancelled, and
We certify that on account of urgency it is
necessary that the said Regulations should
come into immediate operation, and accord
ingly hereby order, pursuant to the power in
that behalf conferred by Section 2 of the
Rules Publication Act, 1893, and all other
powers Us thereunto enabling, that such
Regulations shall come into operation forth
with as Provisional Regulations, and continue
in force until Regulations shall have been
made in accordance with the provisions of
the Rules Publication Act.
Allocation of Money available in each
Financial Year for Advances.
The sum of money which may become
available for the purposes of advances during
the financial year commencing 1st April,
1910, after providing the necessary funds for
the purposes of the Labourers Acts shall,
until further order, be allocated in manner
hereinafter appearing.
Of the sum of money so available—
(a.) Four-tenths shall be allocated for the
purposes of carrying out
sales of
estates and holdings pursuant to the
provisions of Sections 1-5 of the Irish
Land Act, 1903, as amended by the
Irish Land Act,
1909, where
the
advances are to be made in money
alone.
(b.)
Four-tenths shall be allocated for the
purposes of carrying out similar sales
where the advances are to be made
partly by means of money and partly
by means of stock.
(c.)
One-tenth shall be allocated for the
purposes of carrying out all other Land
Commission sales for which advances
in money are required or made.
(d.)
One-tenth shall be allocated for -the
purposes of carrying out all sales for
the purposes of the Congested Districts
Board for which advances in money
are required or made.
Out of the sum allocated in paragraph
(c),
at least one-half of said sum shall be available
for the purposes of carrying out all pending
sales to the Estates Commissioners under
Sections VI., VII., VIIL of the Irish Land
Act, 1903, as to one-half thereof where the
advances are to be made in money alone, and
one-half thereof where the advances are to
be made partly by means of money and partly
by means of stock.
Out of the sum allocated under paragraph
(d),
at least three-fifths of said sum shall be
available for the purposes of carrying out all
pending sales for the purposes of the Con
gested Districts Board as to one-half thereof,
where the advances are to be made in money
alone,
and
one-half
thereof where
the
advances are to be made partly by means of
money and partly by means of stock.
Priority in Cases of Pending Purchase Agree
ments and of Sales in which Advances are
made in money.
For
the purposes of determining
the
priorities between cases at present before the
Estates Commissioners and the Congested
Districts Board which under the provisions
of the Irish Land Act, 1909, are to be
financed as pending Purchase Agreements, or
in which advances are made in money,
the following Regulations shall apply :—
The Estates Commissioners shall cause
three Principal Registers to be kept in their
offices.