The Gazette 1981

GAZETTE

DECEMBER 1981

Incorporated Law Society of Ireland IMPORTANT NOTICE Practising Certificates will not be issued in 1982 or future years unless the Solicitors' Accountants' Certificates is in order, i.e., a clear Certificate has been lodged within 6 months of the solicitors' accounting date. Where, on application for a Practising Certificate, an Accounting Certificate is not in order, the Solicitor will be notified in writing that the Practising Certificate cannot issue until the Accountants' Certificate is lodged and that should be done within one month. He will be informed that pending receipt of the Accontants Certificate his remittance is being held in suspense account and that in the meantime, it is an offence to practice without a Practising Certificate. After a lapse of one month, the solicitor will be informed that unless the Accountants' Certificate is received within a further month, disciplinary proceedings will be commenced without further notice and that, at the same time, the Bar Association and County Registrar will be notified that the solicitor is practising without a current Practising Certificate. The situation regarding outstanding Accountants' Certificates is reviewed at each Council meeting. JAMES J. IVERS, Director General

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DUBLIN SOLICITOR'S BAR ASSOCIATION

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Annual Dinner 1982

The Alternative to the Computer

The Association will hold its Annual Dinner ON FRIDAY, 19th FEBRUARY, 1982 at the Law Society, Blackhall Place, 8 p.m. Application for tickets(£ 14.00 per person) together with remittance to:

A Safeguard Solicitors Accounting System incor- porating our unique Cheque Application will give you instant Book-keeping with full arithmetic control. Please write or phone for our free accounting manual and further information without, of course, any obligation.

MRS. CLARE CONNELLAN, Hon Treasurer, Industrial Credit Corporation, 25-27 Adelaide Road, Dublin 2.

Complies fully with the Solicitors' Accounts Regulations.

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