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me Rent Restrictions Act, 1946, and pro
ceedings by way of summons under
sections 15 of the Summary Jurisdiction
(Ireland) Act, 1851, as extended by section
42 (2) of the Rent Restrictions Act, 1946.
(3) Complaints by way of summons brought
by the Dublin Corporation, the Dublin
County Council, or the Dun Laoghaire
Borough Corporation for the recovery of
rates.
(4) Proceedings by way of summons under
the Cottier Tenants (Ireland) Act, 1856,
and sections 81, 84, 85 and 86 (as amended
and extended in the case of the last
mentioned section by section 7 of the
Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1887) of the
Landlord and Tenant Law Amendment
Act (Ireland), 1860.
(5) Proceedings in ejectment instituted by
Summons by the Dublin Corporation.
C.
(i) Applications for the temporary transfer of
publicans'
licences,
special exemption
orders, restaurant certificates, certificates
for the grant of wholesale beer dealers'
licences and occasional licences, public
dance hall licences and authorisations for
the supply of excisable liquors in register
ed clubs on special occasions, game
dealers' licences, and all other licensing
applications not hereinbefore specified.
(2) The Annual Licensing District Court for
the hearing of applications for certificates
of character by licensed vintners, spirit
grocers, wholesale and retail beer dealers,
for general exemption orders, restaurant
certificates and for public dance hall
licences.
(3) The Licensing District Court for the
hearing of applications for certificates of
character by licensed pawnbrokers.
(4) The Licensing District Court for the
grant of certificates
to applicants for
moneylenders' licences.
(5) The Licensing District Court for the
grant of general dealers' licences.
(6) Appeals under the Betting Act, 1931,
jurisdiction to hear which is conferred on
the District Court under the said Act.
(7) Applications for renewal of certificates of
registration of clubs, objections to such
applications, complaints under section 9
(i) of the Registration of Clubs (Ireland)
Act, 1904, cancellation of certificates of
registration of clubs under section 9 (2)
and the making and cancellation of an
order under section 9 (3) of the said Act.
(8) Applications for Certificates of Qualifica
tion under the Auctioneers and House
Agents Act, 1947.
(9) Applications under
the Gaming and
Lotteries Act, 1956.
D.
(i) Applications and proceedings under the
Illegitimate Children (Affiliation Orders)
Act, 1930, and
the Married Women
(Maintenance in case of Desertion) Act,
1886.
(2) Sanitary and dangerous buildings sum
monses and complaints consequent on
defaults in compliance with orders made
on sanitary summonses.
(3) Applications under section 4 of the
Acquisition of Derelict Sites Act, 1940,
for the annulment of preliminary orders
of Sanitary Authorities made under
section 3 of the said Act.
(4) Applications by Public Assistance Author
ities to recover the cost of
(a)
public
assistance ;
(b)
general assistance, under
the provisions of section 28
and 29
respectively of the Public Assistance Act,
1939, and applications by Public Assistance
Authorities under section 30 (3)
(Jj)
of
the said Act.
(5) Complaints under section 68 of the Dublin
Police Act, 1842
(i.e.
for the delivery of
goods not exceeding in value £50, un
lawfully detained, to the owner).
(6) Complaints under Section 16 of the Sum
mary Jurisdiction (Ireland) Act, 1851
(i.e.
complaints for recovery of wages, hirage
and tuition fees), and under Section 17 (i)
of the same Act
(i.e.
disputes at sales in
fairs and markets).
(7) Applications and proceedings under the
Enforcement of Court Orders Acts, 1926
and 1940.
(8) Proceedings in relation to disputes or
matters in respect of which jurisdiction is
given by the Employers and Workmen
Act, 1875, to a Court of Summary Juris
diction.
(9) Claims under sections 164, 167 (i) and
167 (2) of the Merchant Shipping Act,
1894.
(10) Proceedings for the estreating of any re
cognisance which is entered into con
sequent on an order made in this Division
and which is deposited with the Chief
Clerk of the Dublin Metropolitan District
Court.