The Gazette 1910-11

[AUGUST, 1910

The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

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provisions of the Local Registration of Title (Ireland) Amendment Act, 1908. County Court of Division of and Petitioners ; SHEWETH, 1. That your Petitioners under a Pro visional Order dated made in pursuance of the provisions of the Labourers (Ireland) Acts, 1883-1906, acquired, on or about the day of 19 , a plot of land described therein as site No. O.S. , Townland of , County of , and containing 2. The said plot of land formed part of folio , County of , of which is the registered owner, under • the Local Registration of Title Act, 1891. 3. That the said , the registered owner of the lands of which the said plot forms part, at or before the time he was registered as owner, had notice of the acquisition of the said parcel or plot by your petitioners, or was otherwise bound in equity to give effect thereto. 4. Your petitioners therefore pray that the said Register may be amended by inserting your petitioners as the registered owners of the said plot on the said folio instead of the said The respondent is therefore required to appear personally at the County Court, to be held at , in the division and county aforesaid, on the day of , , to show cause why such Petition should not be granted. Dated the day of 19 . Signature of Petitioners. Full Postal Address. '•• Solicitor for Petitioners Full Postal Address Form " B." Order of the County Court Judge made upon the provisions of the Local Registration of Title (Ireland) Amendment Act, 1908. Respondents. Council of the The Petition of Rural District of

the County Court of the County in which the lands are situate, then and in such case service of the Petition and all other docu ments may be effected by registered letter, and the production of the certificate of the posting of such registered letter, signed by the Postmaster and initialled, shall be considered good service of the said Petition ; provided that the Court, unless satisfied that every necessary party has been duly served, shall adjourn the hearing and direct service upon such party in such manner as to the Court shall seem fit. (5.) Two copies of the Petition shall be lodged with the Clerk of the Crown and Peace for the County in which such Petition is proposed to be heard two clear days before the return day. (6.) The Court, if it thinks fit, may, on the hearing of the Petition, either make an absolute order for the rectification of the Register or make a conditional order for the rectification thereof, and may direct notice of same to be published and given to such persons as it may direct, with a statement that the order will be made absolute at the next sittings unless cause be shown to the contrary. Such cause shall be shown by notice of motion served upon the petitioner and upon the Clerk of the Crown and Peace not less than seven clear days before such next sittings. (7.) The rules and practice now in force in the equity procedure in the County Court shall prevail in reference to any matter not herein provided for. (8.) The costs of any proceedings taken under these rules shall in all cases be in the discretion of the County Court Judge. When he himself fixes the amount, such amount shall not exceed the amount of costs which may be awarded under the Equity Jurisdic tion of the County Court higher scale. When the Judge orders costs to be taxed, same shall, unless he shall otherwise order, be taxed under the Rules and Schedule of Fees relating to equity proceedings under the County Courts (Ireland) Orders higher scale so far as applicable. SCHEDULE OF FORMS. Form " A." Petition to the County Court' under the