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Supreme Court - New Practice Direction issued - SC 22 - Commissioner for Oaths - Complaints in Writing

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Supreme Court - New Practice Direction issued - SC 22 - Commissioner for Oaths - Complaints in Writing
Thursday 04th February 2021
Practice Directions
778 Days ago

Having regard to the opinion (“the Opinion”) expressed unanimously by three judges of the Supreme Court, having heard arguments in that regard from counsel on behalf of the Attorney General and counsel on behalf of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland, it appears that there is an inherent jurisdiction vested in the Chief Justice to consider issues concerning the suitability of persons who have been appointed by the Chief Justice as Commissioners for Oaths to continue as such.

..... Please follow the link to the full text : SC 22 - Commissioner for Oaths - Complaints in Writing


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