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The court may execute the request within its competence and according to its rules on taking evidence.
The court may execute the request within its competence and according to its rules on taking evidence. [GA]
The court may execute the request within its competence and according to its rules on taking evidence.
The court may execute the request within its competence and according to its rules on taking evidence. [GA]
(q) I gclásal 30 scriosfar na focail "and that such Lease be made to take effect in possession, or within six months from the execution hereof, and that the tenant do execute a counter part thereof".
( q ) In clause 30 the words "and that such Lease be made to take effect in possession, or within six months from the execution hereof, and that the tenant do execute a counterpart thereof" shall be deleted.
(The Board shall be bound under this sub-clause to execute the said works only as the same may be found to be necessary and until the expiration of two years from the date of completion of the Second Development:)
(The Board shall be bound under this sub-clause to execute the said works only as the same may be found to be necessary and until the expiration of two years from the date of completion of the Second Development:)
(v) Execute and carry out such works as the Corporation engineer may reasonably require for the prevention of pollution of the water in the Reservoir by sewage or drainage from existing dwelling-houses, stables, cow-byres, or piggeries standing in the immediate vicinity of the Reservoir.
(v) Execute and carry out such works as the Corporation engineer may reasonably require for the prevention of pollution of the water in the Reservoir by sewage or drainage from existing dwelling-houses, stables, cow-byres, or piggeries standing in the immediate vicinity of the Reservoir.
In the event of excessive leakage from the Reservoir taking place owing to the said intake or the works connected therewith or from any works under the control of the Corporation, the Corporation shall at its own expense forthwith carry out and execute such works to the satisfaction of the Board either in the vicinity of the intake and conduits, or elsewhere as the Board may require, as shall completely prevent or, if complete prevention is not reasonably possible, decrease the leakage to the minimum practical point.
In the event of excessive leakage from the Reservoir taking place owing to the said intake or the works connected therewith or from any works under the control of the Corporation, the Corporation shall at its own expense forthwith carry out and execute such works to the satisfaction of the Board either in the vicinity of the intake and conduits, or elsewhere as the Board may require, as shall completely prevent or, if complete prevention is not reasonably possible, decrease the leakage to the minimum practical point.
In the event of excessive leakage from the Reservoir taking place owing to any works under the control of the Board, the Board shall at its own expense, if required by the Corporation forthwith carry out and execute such works as shall completely prevent or if complete prevention is not reasonably possible, decrease the leakage to the minimum practical point.
In the event of excessive leakage from the Reservoir taking place owing to any works under the control of the Board, the Board shall at its own expense, if required by the Corporation forthwith carry out and execute such works as shall completely prevent or if complete prevention is not reasonably possible, decrease the leakage to the minimum practical point.
Where necessary, each Participating Company shall execute and complete all deeds, acts and things required by the Terminating Company by way of further fuller or better assurance to the Terminating Company of all or any such assets.
Where necessary, each Participating Company shall execute and complete all deeds, acts and things required by the Terminating Company by way of further fuller or better assurance to the Terminating Company of all or any such assets.
—Déanfar alt 42 den Public Health (Ireland) Act, 1878, arna leasú le hailt 86 agus 91 den Phríomh-Acht, a fhorléiriú agus beidh éifeacht leis, ionann is dá gcuirfí “or such extended period as may at any time be agreed in writing between that authority and the person proposing to execute the work” agus “or such extended period, as may be appropriate,” isteach ann i ndiaidh “within two months” agus “such two months”, faoi seach.
—Section 42 of the Public Health (Ireland) Act, 1878, as amended by sections 86 and 91 of the Principal Act, shall be construed and have effect as if "or such extended period as may at any time be agreed in writing between that authority and the person proposing to execute the work" and "or such extended period, as may be appropriate," were inserted therein after "within two months" and "such two months", respectively.
(D) That subject to the necessary legislation enabling them to do so being enacted the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland shall out of moneys to be provided by the Oireachtas execute and carry out under the supervision of an Engineer appointed by them such works as they may deem necessary to give effect to the recommendations contained in paragraphs 1, 2 and 4 of the Report made by Messrs. P. H. McCarthy, F. Dowling, George Lee, J. P. Candy and Alfred D. Delap on the 25th day of May, 1939, a copy whereof is annexed hereto AND ALSO to provide an automatic tidal sluice or sluices at Clarecastle Bridge in order to shut out the tide from the embanked section as recommended in paragraph 3 of said Report all of which said works are estimated to cost £21,500 0s.
(D) That subject to the necessary legislation enabling them to do so being enacted the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland shall out of moneys to be provided by the Oireachtas execute and carry out under the supervision of an Engineer appointed by them such works as they may deem necessary to give effect to the recommendations contained in paragraphs 1, 2 and 4 of the Report made by Messrs. P. H. McCarthy, F. Dowling, George Lee, J. P. Candy and Alfred D. Delap on the 25th day of May, 1939, a copy whereof is annexed hereto AND ALSO to provide an automatic tidal sluice or sluices at Clarecastle Bridge in order to shut out the tide from the embanked section as recommended in paragraph 3 of said Report all of which said works are estimated to cost £21,500 0s.
—Déanfar Cairt 1828 a léamh agus a fhorléiriú amhail is dá scriosfaí aisti na focail seo a leanas san áit a bhfuil siad i línte 144 go 148 di sa Mhionn nó sa Dearbhú a chaithfidh Ceadúnaigh a thabhairt, is é sin le rá, na focail “and shall at the same time in the presence of the said President or Vice-President, Sign Seal and Execute a Bond or Obligation in, and for the Sum of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS to the said College, conditioned for the due and faithful Observance, Performance and Fulfilment of all and every the Statutes, Bye Laws and Ordinances of said College, and of the said Declaration, and all matters and provisions in them or any of them contained, or to be contained, which said Bond or Obligation, the said College is hereby empowered to Take, Enforce, and Sue upon”.
—The Charter of 1828 shall be read and construed as if the following words were deleted therefrom where the same appear in lines 144 to 148 thereof in the Oath or Declaration to be taken by Licentiates, that is to say, the words "and shall at the same time in the presence of the said President or Vice President, Sign Seal and Execute a Bond or Obligation in, and for the Sum of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS to the said College, conditioned for the due and faithful Observance, Performance and Fulfilment of all and every the Statutes, Bye Laws and Ordinances of said College, and of the said Declaration, and all matters and provisions in them or any of them contained, or to be contained, which said Bond or Obligation, the said College is hereby empowered to Take, Enforce, and Sue upon".