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DUBLIN METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
COURT
Appointment of places for the transaction of
the business of each of the three divisions
of the Dublin Metropolitan Justices
I, OSCAR TRAYNOR, Minister for Justice, in exercise
of the powers conferred on me by section 11 of the
Courts of Justice (District Court) Act, 1946, do
hereby appoint with effect from the ist September,
1959, the places mentioned in the second column of
Schedule hereto to be the places for the transaction
of the business of the Division of Dublin Metro
politan Justices mentioned opposite in the first
column of the said Schedule.
Dated this iyth day of July, 1959.
(Signed) OSCAR TRAYNOR,
Minister for Justice.
SCHEDULE.
Division of Dublin
Metropolitan Justices
CIVIL AND JUVENILE
DIVISION
SUMMARY DIVISION
CUSTODY DIVISION
Places for the transaction of the
business of the Division
Court No. i in the Courthouse at
Morgan Place in the City of
Dublin ;
The Courthouse in No. 5 Upper
Castle Yard, Dublin Castle.
Courts No. i (whenever not re-
required for the business of the
Civil and Juvenile Division), No.
2 and No. 3 in the Courthouse at
Morgan Place
in
the City of
Dublin ;
The Courthouse in Dun Laoghaire
in the County of Dublin.
Courts Nos. i, 2 and 3 in the Court
house at Chancery Street in the
City ofDublin (commonly known
as Inns Quay Courthouse) ;
Court No. 9 in the Circuit Court
Building, Chancery Place, in the
City of Dublin.
COURTS OF JUSTICE (DISTRICT
COURT) ACT, 1946
DUBLIN METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
COURT
Distribution of the business of the court
amongst the three divisions of the Dublin
Metropolitan Justices.
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 10 of the
Courts of Justice (District Court) Act, 1946, I,
OSCAR TRAYNOR, Minister for Justice, do hereby
direct
that
the business of the District Court
to be transacted in the Dublin Metropolitan District
shall be distributed amongst the three Divisions of
the Dublin Metropolitan Justices in the manner
following—that is to say :—
CIVIL AND JUVENILE DIVISION.
The business of this Division shall consist of:—
A.
Civil proceedings instituted by Civil process
(excluding all ejectment Civil processes) and
all causes and matters arising out of or
appertaining to such proceedings.
B.
(i) The preliminary investigation of indict
able crimes and offences alleged against
children and young persons, and the hear
ing of all other informations, complaints
and charges against children and young
persons.
(2) The preliminary investigation of indict
able crimes and offences alleged against
adults and all other informations, com
plaints and charges against adults where
the adult is either charged jointly with a
child or young person or charged with a
crime or offence arising out of or relating
to a crime or offence in respect of which
a child or young person is charged.
(3) All applications for orders or licences
relating to a child or young person at
which the attendance of the child or young
person is required.
(4) All informations, complaints and charges
under the School Attendance Act, 1926.
(5) All applications under sections 74 and 75
of the Children Act, 1908, a,s amended by
the Children Acts, 1941 to 1957.
C.
Proceedings for the estreating of any re
cognisance which is entered into consequent
on an order made in this Division and which
is deposited with the Chief Clerk of the
Dublin Metropolitan District Court.
SUMMARY DIVISION.
The business of this Division shall consist of:—
A.
All complaints of a criminal nature, and all
summary charges
in respect of which a
summons shall have been issued against the
defendant except such complaints or summary
charges as are allocated to the Civil and
Juvenile Division or to the Custody Division.
B.
(i) All civil processes in Ejectment.
(2) All applications and proceedings under
i