226 / 338
I have given him credit for the said lectures.
Dated this
day of
19
.
(Signed),
Lecturer.
Signed on behalf of the Incorporated Law Society
of Ireland, this 28th day of April, 1960.
JOHN J. NASH,
President of the Incorporated Law
Society of Ireland.
EXPLANATORY NOTE.
(This note is not part of the instrument and does not
purport to be a legal interpretation thereof.)
The changes made by these regulations in the
previous system are as follows :
(a)
the combined
course
(a)
and (/) mentioned in regulation 22 (i) is
divided into two full courses, (Z>) the requirement
that a resolution extending the term of office of a
lecturer beyond five years must be passed before the
expiration of the said period is revoked,
(f)
the
requirement of term examinations is revoked.
S.I.
No.
131 of 1960
SOLICITORS ACT 1954 (APPRENTICES'
FEES) REGULATIONS 1960
The Incorporated Law Society of Ireland
in
exercise of the powers conferred on
them by
sections 4, 5 and 82 of the Solicitors Act, 1954 and
of every other power thereunto them enabling, and
with the concurrence of the Chief Justice hereby
make the following regulations.
1. From and after the date of these regulations
the fees specified in the schedule hereto shall be paid
to the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland by the
petitioner or applicant in respect of the matters
therein mentioned.
2. The Solicitors Act, 1954 (Apprentices' Fees)
Regulations, 1956 (S.I. No. 140 of 1956) shall be
revoked as from the date of operation of these
regulations.
3. The Interpretation Act, 1937 shall apply for
the purpose of the interpretation of these regulations
as it applies for the purpose of the interpretation of
an Act of the Oireachtas except in so far as it may be
inconsistent with the Solicitors Act, 1954 or with
these regulations.
4. These Regulations may be cited as the Solicitors
Act, 1954 (Apprentices' Fees) Regulations, 1960 and
shall come into operation on the 23rd day of June,
1960.
SCHEDULE
£ s. d.
1. On application for consent of the Society to
enter into indentures
...
...
...
12
o
o
2. On application to attend a first examination in
Irish
...
...
...
...
...
...
220
;. On each subsequent application to attend any
first examination in Irish or part thereof ...
i
i
o
4. On each application to attend any preliminary
examination or part thereof after the first 220
5. On application for entry by the Registrar of
indentures of apprenticeship, other than
supplemental indentures or a transfer of
indentures
...
...
...
...
...
68
o
o
6. On application to attend the first law examina
tion
...
...
...
...
...
...
55°
7. On each subsequent application to attend any
first law examination or part thereof
...
3
3
o
S.
On application to attend the second examina
tion in Irish...
...
...
...
...
330
9. On application to attend the second examina
tion in Irish or part thereof
...
...
2
2
o
10. On application to attend the final examination
(to cover the first attendance at the second
and third law examinations and the book
keeping examination)
...
...
...
20
o
o
11. On each subsequent application to attend the
final examination or any part thereof
...
;
3
o
12. On each application to attend a course of
lectures under regulation 22 of the Solicitors
Act 1954 (Apprenticeship and Education)
Regulations 1955 (S.I. No. 217 of 1955) or
any amendment of the said regulations other
than lectures on the rights, duties and res
ponsibilities of solicitors
...
...
...
IGIO
o
13. On application for entry of a name on the roll
ofsolicitors
...
...
...
...
...
30
o
o
14. On application for permission to give late
riotice of intention to attend any examination
or course of lectures,
£2 25.
od., or such
lesser fee as the Society may accept in special
circumstances.
Dated this z^rd day ofJune,
1960.
Signed on behalf of
the
Incorporated Law
Society of Ireland,
JOHN J. NASH,
President of the Incorporated Law
Society of Ireland.
I concur in the making of the above regulations.
(Signed) CONCHUBHAR A. MAGUIDHIR,
Chief Justice.
EXPLANATORY NOTE.
(This note is not part of the instrument and does not
purport to be a legal interpretation thereof?)
These regulations
(a)
are consequential upon the
making of the Solicitors Act, 1954 (Apprenticeship
and Education) (Amendment) Regulations, 1960
which provide for an additional course of lectures
for solicitors' apprentices on the subject of the law
of wills and probate and executorship law and
practice,
(b)
substitute a uniform fee of £10 los. od.
for each course of lectures provided by the Society