Irish Land Commission. 25/09/1929

1. On the day of last, I purchased from the Irish Land Commission that part of the lands of containing , Statute Measure, or thereabouts, situate in the barony of and county of .

2. On the day of last, the Irish Land Commission executed a conveyance to me of the said lands (or by Order vested the said lands in me) and that such conveyance (or Vesting Order) was made subject to any tenancy or sub-tenancy legally affecting the lands.

3. On the day of last, I found A. B. in occupation of a part of the holding containing claiming to be tenant (or sub-tenant) thereof to L. M, at a rent of £ . I found C. D. in occupation of another part of the holding containing claiming to be tenant, (or sub-tenant) to (name his alleged immediate landlord) at a rent of £ and I found (add the names of any further persons found in occupation and particulars of the parts of the holding occupied, and the nature of their claims), and I further found L. M. in occupation of the residue of the said lands, and I found no persons other than the said (name all persons as above) in occupation of the said lands. I demanded possession of the parts of the said lands in the occupation of and of whose claims to be tenants (or sub-tenants) to the said (name the alleged immediate landlord) I do not admit, and of the residue of the said lands in the occupation of L. M., and possession was refused me.

4. At the time of making such demand I produced to the said (name the persons whose claims are not admitted) and to the said L. M., a certificate under the hand of the Solicitor to the Irish Land Commission of my purchase and my title to the possession of the said lands.

Sworn &c.

FORM 69.

APPLICATION AS TO THE VESTING OF FISHERIES AND FISHING RIGHTS.

COURT OF THE IRISH LAND COMMISSION.

LAND ACT, 1929

, SECTIONS 3 AND 4.

Estate of

Owner.

County of

Record No. S.

The application of

of

Sheweth :—

That he is a person who is interested in the fishery (or in the fishing rights) in that part of the river (or lake ) shown on the map annexed hereto and thereon coloured brown.

That his interest arises from the fact that (state particulars,

e.g

., as Owner of adjacent lands).

That he claims that the said fishery or fishing rights should (or should not) vest in the Land Commission as appurtenant to the said lands of for the following reasons (state reasons for substantiating this claim).

And the said hereby applies to the Land Commission that he may be heard by them before they declare that the said fishery (or fishing rights) did (or did not) vest in the Land Commission.

AFFIDAVIT.

I the said make oath and say as follows :—

I have read the foregoing application and endorsed my name and the letter upon the map showing the fishery (or fishing rights) referred to in the application. The contents thereof are true and correct in every particular, to the best of my knowledge, information and belief.

FORM 70.

NOTICE OF APPEAL TO THE JUDICIAL COMMISSIONER.

COURT OF THE IRISH LAND COMMISSION.

LAND ACT, 1929

, SECTIONS 3 AND 4.

Estate of

Owner.

County of

Record No. S.

of

is aggrieved by the Order of the Irish Land Commission dated the day of 19 , determining (or declaring) that the fishery (or fishing rights) (describe them) have (not) vested in the Land Commission pursuant to

Section 45

of the

Land Act, 1923

, as amended by

Sections 3

and

4

of the

Land Act, 1929

, and requires the matter to be heard and determined by the Judicial Commissioner.

Dated this

day of

,19 .

(Signature of appellant or his solicitor)

To A. B. and C. D. and

The Registrar of the Irish Land Commission.

FORM 71.

NOTICE OF APPEAL TO THE JUDICIAL COMMISSIONER.

COURT OF THE IRISH LAND COMMISSION.

LAND ACTS, 1923 TO 1929.

Estate of

Owner.

County of

Record No. S.

of

is aggrieved by the decision of the Irish Land Commission published in the

Iris Oifigiúil

of the day of ,whereby the price of the fishery (or fishing rights) (describe them) on the above Estate was fixed at the sum of £ , and requires the price of such fishery (or fishing rights) to be fixed by the Judicial Commissioner.

Dated this

day of

, 19 .

(Signature of appellant or his solicitor).

To The Registrar of the Irish Land Commission.

5. Not less than ten days' notice of the hearing of the application shall be served by the Land Commission personally or by registered post on the applicant and the other persons appearing to be interested or their respective solicitors.

Appeal to the Judicial Commissioner.

6. Any person wishing to appeal to the Judicial Commissioner from an order of the Land Commission determining a question as to or making an order declaring whether a fishery or fishing rights did or did not vest in the Land Commission pursuant to

Section 45

of the

Land Act, 1923

, as amended by

Sections 3

and

4

of the

Land Act, 1929

, shall within fourteen days from the date of such order serve notice of appeal on the other interested parties, which notice may be in Form 70, and within ten days from the date of such service or of the last of such services, if more than one, lodge with the Registrar a copy of the notice of appeal endorsed with the time and mode of service on the interested parties. The service of this notice may be by registered post.

Fixing the price of fisheries and fishing rights.

7. When the Land Commissioners other than the Judicial Commissioner, or the Judicial Commissioner on appeal from them have determined or made an order declaring that a fishery or fishing rights did or did not vest in the Land Commission pursuant to

Section 45

of the

Land Act, 1923

, as amended by

Sections 3

and

4

of the

Land Act, 1929

, and the price thereof has not already been fixed or agreed upon, the Land Commission shall publish a notice of the price as fixed by them in the

Iris Oifigiúil

and shall send a copy of such notice by registered post to the owner of the lands to which the fisheries or fishing rights are appurtenant and to such other person as may appear to them to have been the owner of the fishery or fishing rights prior to the vesting of them in the Land Commission.

Appeal to the Judicial Commissioner.

8. A person wishing to appeal to the Judicial Commissioner from a decision of the Land Commissioners fixing the price of a fishery or fishing rights shall, within one month from the date of the publication of the notice of such decision, lodge a notice of appeal with the Registrar, which notice may be in Form 71.

Copy of order to be transmitted to the Registering Authority.

9. A copy of every declaration or order affecting the vesting of fisheries or of fishing rights, made, pursuant to the provisions of

Sections 3

or

4

of the

Land Act, 1929

, by the Land Commission, to which no appeal has been taken, or by the Judicial Commissioner on appeal shall be transmitted by the Land Commission to the Registering Authority.

ORDER IV.

ORDER FOR POSSESSION.

Order to put purchaser in possession.

LAND PURCHASE ACT - PROVISIONAL RULES

The Irish Land Commission in exercise of the power in that behalf conferred by Section 2 of the Rules Publication Act, 1893, hereby certifies that on account of urgency the Rules set forth in the Schedule hereto should come into immediate operation, and hereby orders that the said Rules shall come into operation forthwith as Provisional Rules and continue in force until Rules shall have been made in accordance with the provisions of the above-mentioned Act.

Dated this 25th day of September, 1929.

W. E. WYLIE.

T. HOGAN.

KEVIN R. O'SHEIL.

SCHEDULE.

IRISH LAND COMMISSION.

PROVISIONAL RULES UNDER THE LAND PURCHASE ACTS.

25

th day of September,

1929.

It is this day ordered by the Irish Land Commission, in pursuance of the powers conferred by Sub-section 6 of Section 29 of the Purchase of Land (Ireland) Act, 1891, and

Section 6

of the

Land Act, 1929

, and of every other power the said Commission hereunto enabling, and after consultation with the President of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland, that the following general Rules and Orders shall, from and after this date and until further order, take effect and be in force in relation to proceedings under and in pursuance of the Land Purchase Acts, as supplemental to the Provisional Rules dated respectively the 5th February, 1924, the 30th April, 1925, the 27th September, 1926, the 24th August, 1927, and the 25th June, 1929.

ORDER I.

APPOINTMENT OF LIMITED ADMINISTRATORS FOR THE PURPOSE OF EXCHANGE OR CONSOLIDATION.