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solicitors should be guided in either giving such undertakings to other solicitors or accepting under takings from them :— (i) An undertaking should not be lightly given, and should be avoided if possible. Many cases will, however, occur in which the giving of an under taking is necessary in the client's interests. /•-\ Tf ;«- ; c n/=r-pc=orv i-n o-iVe. an undertaking it

concurrence of the Minister for Justice have made the following supplemental Rules which take effect as from the ist February, 1949, viz :— 4. (i) Rule 71 of the 1937 Rules is hereby rescinded, and the following Rule is hereby pre scribed in lieu thereof:— A transfer by a registered owner, or his personal representative, in execution of a decree, judgment,

"lall be accompanied by :— of the Order of the Court e of the property of such the Examiner of the High : sale has been directed by ) a Certificate of the County fying the result of his the incumbrances on such i pursuance of an Order of it, a further Certificate of strar of such Court specify- :o the proceedings for sale, served with notice of, and proceedings. i in the Registry of the n Clause (i) of this Rule, ale made in execution of a 'urt, if the Certificate of the fs that the owners of all jages and burdens appearing ing the property comprised ties to the proceedings, or notice of such decree, the such charges, judgment in the Register of the pro- Transfer. production in the Registry rioned in Clause (i) of this nail be registered as owner ens and notices of burdens ter, except those for which D their cancellation by their these new Rules is to obviate ; a specific Order from the the case of Kidd v. O'Neill ing the cancellation of such 5 and notices of burdens in «rty is to be discharged from a transferee under an Order

INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND. REMINDER

IN case you have not already completed and returned to the Society the questionnaire on solicitors' earnings and office expenses, you are asked to do so without delay. If your books are audited you can save trouble by asking your auditor to complete the answers to questions III, IV, and V. As the form may be returned unsigned absolute secrecy and anonymity is ensured. A copy of the question naire was sent to each member of the Society. The form also seeks information as to the ratio of the amount of profit costs to the gross value of estates in order to enable the Council to decide whether or not it would be advisable to seek for an alteration in the present system of furnishing detailed bills in connection with the administration of estates, and members are asked to give particular attention to this query.

LAND REGISTRY TRANSFERS ON SALE UNDER ORDERS OF THE COURT THE Land Registration Rules Committee with the

for Sale made by the Court. Dated I4th day of January, 1949.

JOSEPH O'BYRNE,

Registrar*

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