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GAZETTE

APRIL 1995

6. Up to 50% of the funds may be

invested in the equity of companies

listed on any Stock Exchange of

the European Community, The

New York Stock Exchange, or the

Tokyo Stock Exchange, where the

market capitalisation of the

company exceeds the equivalent of

IR£600 million at the time of the

investment, limited to not more

than 10% of the funds in any one

such qualifying company.

Notwithstanding the limitation on

investment in any qualifying company

in pursuance with the foregoing

provisions, trustees shall be entitled to

take up any bonus or rights issue

accruing to such investment.

GIVEN under the Common Seal of

the Commissioners of Charitable

Donations and Bequests for Ireland.

This 15th day of November 1994.

Wills Con t a i n i ng Ch a r i t a b le

Beques ts

Section 52 of the Charities Act, 1961

as amended by Section 16 of the

Charities Act, 1973

The following is a notice received

from the Commissioners of Charitable

Donations and Bequests for Ireland

concerning the Commissioners role

and practice in relation to the

examination of wills containing

charitable bequests.

Practitioners are referred to the Notice

which appeared in the June, 1993

issue of the

Gazette

concerning the

revised Probate Office practice for

dealing with charitable bequests

whereby solicitors applying for Grants

of Probate of any Will containing a

charitable bequest are asked to lodge a

simple summary form with that office

supplying details of all such charitable

bequests. These forms are transmitted

to the Office of the Commissioners

of Charitable Donations and

Bequests for Ireland where they are

examined.

Under Section 16 of the Charities Act,

1973 a general exemption from

publication is given unless the Board

require publication to be made in any

particular case.

As an alternative to the requirement

for publication the Board may ask for

evidence showing payment of a

charitable bequest, or in the case of

deferred or contingent bequest a letter

of awareness from the charity

concerned.

Practitioners are advised that failure

to comply with their particular

requirements will result in the

Commissioners taking the appropriate

action.

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