The Gazette 1967/71

THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY OF IRELAND Vice-Presidents:

President: JAMES R. C. GREEN Secretary: ERIC A. PLUNKETT Editor: COLUM GAVAN DUFFY

Assistant Secretaries: JOSEPH FINNEGAN MARTIN P. HEALY

BRENDAN A. MCGRATH THOMAS V. O'CONNOR

Opinions and comments in contributed articles and reviews in the Gazette are not published as the views of the Council unless expressly so described. CONTENTS Meetings of the Council ..................... 83 Federation of Professional Associations ...................................................... 84 Current Law Digest Selected ............... 85 Book Reviews ................................. 90 News of the Month ........................... 91 Practice Direction .............................. 92 International Course on European Integration ....................................... 92 Dublin Solicitors Bar Association ......... 92 Irish Society of Labour Law and Social Legislation .............................. 93 Kerry Law Society ........................... 94 Solicitors' Golfing Society Year 1970 ...... 94 Corporate Bodies Solicitors' Association 94 International Lega' Conference on the Expansion of the European Communities 94 Correspondence ................................. 95 The Registry .................................... 96 Obituary .......................................... 96 83

MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL

DECEMBER llth The President Mr. McCarron and afterwards Mr. James R. C. Green in the chair also present Messrs. Francis J. Lanigan, Peter E. O'Connell, W. B. Alien, Senator J. J. Nash, Mrs. Moya Quin- lan, Messrs. Peter D. M. Prentice, Gerard M. Doyle, Brendan A. McGrath, T. V. O'Connor, Thomas Jackson, James W. O'Donovan, Desmond Moran, T. E. O'Donnell, William A. Osborne, Norman T. J. Spendlove, Patrick C. Moore, Bruce St. J. Blake, Gerald J. Moloney, John Maher, Gerald Hickey, John Carrigan, Desmond J. Col- lins, Ralph J. Walker, Robert McD. Taylor, J. Fitzpatrick, Patrick Noonan, John O'Meara and Patrick F. O'Donnell. The following was among the business trans acted. Fair Trades Commission It was decided that the Minister for Industry and Commerce should be asked to receive a depu tation headed by the President to discuss certain matters arising from the announced intention of the Government to amend present legislation to bring the professions within the terms of reference

of the commission. Assistant Secretary

Mr. Martin P. Healy at present assistant to the Secretary was appointed an additional Assistant Secretary.