#2076130
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#778939
“(e) Any personal or moveable property situate out of Saorstát Éireann taken as a donatio mortis causâ made by any person dying domiciled in Saorstát Éireann, or taken under a disposition made by any person dying domiciled in Saorstát Éireann and purporting to operate as an immediate gift inter vivos whether by way of transfer, delivery, declaration of trust, or otherwise which shall not have been bona fide made at least three years before the death of the deceased, and any personal or moveable property situate out of Saorstát Éireann taken under any gift, whenever made, by any person dying domiciled in Saorstát Éireann of which bona fide possession and enjoyment shall not have been assumed by the donee immediately upon the gift and thenceforward retained to the entire exclusion of the donor or of any benefit to him by contract or otherwise.”
"( e ) Any personal or moveable property situate out of Saorstát Eireann taken as a donatio mortis causâ made by any person dying domiciled in Saorstát Eireann, or taken under a disposition made by any person dying domiciled in Saorstát Eireann and purporting to operate as an immediate gift inter vivos whether by way of transfer, delivery, declaration of trust, or otherwise which shall not have been bona fide made at least three years before the death of the deceased, and any personal or moveable property situate out of Saorstát Eireann taken under any gift, whenever made, by any person dying domiciled in Saorstát Eireann of which bona fide possession and enjoyment shall not have been assumed by the donee immediately upon the gift and thenceforward retained to the entire exclusion of the donor or of any benefit to him by contract or otherwise."
#854494
AND WHEREAS the Settlor having informed the Executive Council of Saorstát Éireann of his desire to make the aforesaid gift requested it to accept same on behalf of the Nation, and the Executive Council having duly intimated its willingness to accept the gift IT WAS AGREED that the said Estate should be conveyed by the Settlor to the Minister, to be held by him on behalf of the State, and that the preliminary arrangements in relation thereto should be specified in writing in the form of an Agreement between the Settlor and the Minister (being this Agreement).
AND WHEREAS the Settlor having informed the Executive Council of Saorstát Eireann of his desire to make the aforesaid gift requested it to accept same on behalf of the Nation, and the Executive Council having duly intimated its willingness to accept the gift IT WAS AGREED that the said Estate should be conveyed by the Settlor to the Minister, to be held by him on behalf of the State, and that the preliminary arrangements in relation thereto should be specified in writing in the form of an Agreement between the Settlor and the Minister (being this Agreement).
#854517
AND WHEREAS it is desirable that provision should be made in respect of certain matters incidental to the said gift which cannot be effected without Statutory Authority, but the Settlor does not desire, and it is not the intention and purpose of this Agreement, that the intended gift should be in any way conditional upon the matters hereinafter referred to, save and except the matters specified in Clauses (a) and (b).
AND WHEREAS it is desirable that provision should be made in respect of certain matters incidental to the said gift which cannot be effected without Statutory Authority, but the Settlor does not desire, and it is not the intention and purpose of this Agreement, that the intended gift should be in any way conditional upon the matters hereinafter referred to save and except the matters specified in Clauses (a) and (b).
#987540
Whereas it is desirable that provision should be made in respect of certain matters incidental to the said Gift which cannot be effected without Statutory authority but The Settlor and the said Maurice Victor Lakin do not desire and it is not the intention and purpose of this Agreement that the intended Gift should be in any way conditional upon the matters hereinafter referred to save and except the matters specified in Clauses (a) (b) and (c) hereof.
Whereas it is desirable that provision should be made in respect of certain matters incidental to the said Gift which cannot be effected without Statutory authority but The Settlor and the said Maurice Victor Lakin do not desire and it is not the intention and purpose of this Agreement that the intended Gift should be in any way conditional upon the matters hereinafter referred to save and except the matters specified in Clauses (a), (b) and (c) hereof.
#854571
Grant contained in so far as same now affect the above mentioned lands tenements hereditaments and premises and subject in conjunction with other lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the superior yearly perpetual fee farm rent reserved by and to the exceptions reservations and Grantees covenants and conditions contained in a superior Fee Farm Grant dated twenty-ninth December one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four and made between Denis Shine Lawlor of the one part and the said Martin Lawlor of the other part so far as the same now affect the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises and subject also to the yearly rent of eighteen pounds payable in respect of the right to haul for salmon and trout on the shore of the lands of Carrigafreaghane and subject also to the rights of certain tenant purchasers under the Land Purchase Acts and of the former tenants of the Right Honourable the Lord Ardilaun to quarry and take limestone from a quarry on the lands of Cloghereen Lower specified in the said Schedule and the right of the Earl of Kenmare to quarry and take limestone from a quarry known as the Muckross Quarry situate on the said lands of Cloghereen Lower by virtue of an Indenture dated the seventeenth November one thousand nine hundred and fifteen and made between William Bowers Bourn of the one part and the Earl of Kenmare of the other part and subject also to any right which may now be vested in the Urban District Council of Killarney to lay a second six inch pipe for the purpose of their water supply from the Tore River at the concrete pit about half a mile above the Tore Waterfall alongside of their six inch pipe through the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises but otherwise free from incumbrances AND WHEREAS the Settlor is also seized and possessed of the lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Part II of the Schedule hereto for all the estate and interest granted and conveyed by virtue of an Indenture of Settlement dated the eighteenth day of August one thousand nine hundred and sixteen and made between the said William Bowers Bourn of the first part the Settlor and Maud Chase Bourn Vincent his wife (now deceased) of the second part and the said William Bowers Bourn, David Francis Moore and Henry Patrick Hare (now deceased) of the third part save and except such Sporting and Fishing rights appurtenant to any of the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises as may have or may become vested in the Irish Land Commission under the provisions of the Land Acts 1923-1931 AND WHEREAS the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Parts I and II of the Schedule hereto were purchased by the Settlor at the request of the said William Bowers Bourn of Filoli House San Mateo California with the object of presenting the same to the Nation as a free gift in conjunction with the said William Bowers Bourn and his wife Agnes M. Bourn and in the names of the Settlor and the said William Bowers Bourn and Agnes M. Bourn AND WHEREAS the Executive Council of Saorstát Éireann has been requested to accept the gift on behalf of the Nation and the Executive Council having duly intimated its willingness to accept the same it was agreed that the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises should be conveyed by the Settlor to the Minister to be held subject to the provisions and conditions hereinafter contained NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that the Settlor in pursuance of the said Agreement and in consideration thereof as SETTLOR DOTH HEREBY in the name of the Settlor and in the names of the said William Bowers Bourn and Agnes M. Bourn and as a free gift to the Nation grant to the Minister ALL THAT AND THOSE the lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Part I of the Schedule hereto TO HOLD same unto and to the use of the Minister in fee simple SUBJECT to the proviso for avoidance hereinafter contained AND ALSO SUBJECT as to the said parts of the lands of Ardagh and
Grant contained in so far as same now affect the above mentioned lands tenements hereditaments and premises and subject in conjunction with other lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the superior yearly perpetual fee farm rent reserved by and to the exceptions reservations and Grantees covenants and conditions contained in a superior Fee Farm Grant dated twenty-ninth December one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four and made between Denis Shine Lawlor of the one part and the said Martin Lawlor of the other part so far as the same now affect the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises and subject also to the yearly rent of eighteen pounds payable in respect of the right to haul for salmon and trout on the shore of the lands of Carrigafreaghane and subject also to the rights of certain tenant purchasers under the Land Purchase Acts and of the former tenants of the Right Honourable the Lord Ardilaun to quarry and take limestone from a quarry on the lands of Cloghereen Lower specified in the said Schedule and the right of the Earl of Kenmare to quarry and take limestone from a quarry known as the Muckross Quarry situate on the said lands of Cloghereen Lower by virtue of an Indenture dated the seventeenth November one thousand nine hundred and fifteen and made between William Bowers Bourn of the one part and the Earl of Kenmare of the other part and subject also to any right which may now be vested in the Urban District Council of Killarney to lay a second six inch pipe for the purpose of their water supply from the Torc River at the concrete pit about half a mile above the Torc Waterfall alongside of their six inch pipe through the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises but otherwise free from incumbrances AND WHEREAS the Settlor is also seized and possessed of the lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Part II of the Schedule hereto for all the estate and interest granted and conveyed by virtue of an Indenture of Settlement dated the eighteenth day of August one thousand nine hundred and sixteen and made between the said William Bowers Bourn of the first part the Settlor and Maud Chase Bourn Vincent his wife (now deceased) of the second part and the said William Bowers Bourn, David Francis Moore and Henry Patrick Hare (now deceased) of the third part save and except such Sporting and Fishing rights appurtenant to any of the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises as may have or may become vested in the Irish Land Commission under the provisions of the Land Acts 1923-1931 AND WHEREAS the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Parts I and II of the Schedule hereto were purchased by the Settlor at the request of the said William Bowers Bourn of Filoli House San Mateo California with the object of presenting the same to the Nation as a free gift in conjunction with the said William Bowers Bourn and his wife Agnes M. Bourn and in the names of the Settlor and the said William Bowers Bourn and Agnes M. Bourn AND WHEREAS the Executive Council of Saorstát Eireann has been requested to accept the gift on behalf of the Nation and the Executive Council having duly intimated its willingness to accept the same it was agreed that the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises should be conveyed by the Settlor to the Minister to be held subject to the provisions and conditions hereinafter contained NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that the Settlor in pursuance of the said Agreement and in consideration thereof as SETTLOR DOTH HEREBY in the name of the Settlor and in the names of the said William Bowers Bourn and Agnes M. Bourn and as a free gift to the Nation grant to the Minister ALL THAT AND THOSE the lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Part I of the Schedule hereto TO HOLD same unto and to the use of the Minister in fee simple SUBJECT to the proviso for avoidance hereinafter contained AND ALSO SUBJECT as to the said parts of the lands of Ardagh and
#987503
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT Made the 28th day of December One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-four BETWEEN DOROTHY VIOLET JEFFERIES of Carrigbyrne, Adamstown County Wexford Married Woman (hereinafter called “The Settlor”) and MAURICE VICTOR LAKIN of Horetown Foulksmills County Wexford Esquire of the One Part and THE MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE (hereinafter for brevity referred to as “The Minister”) of the Other Part WHEREAS the lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Parts I and II of the Schedule hereto formerly formed part of the Family Estates settled by the late Right Honourable Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald by an Indenture of Settlement dated the tenth day of April One Thousand Eight Hundred and eighty and made between The Right Honorable Maurice FitzGerald (commonly called Lord Maurice FitzGerald) first part The said Right Honorable Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald (then Forbes) of the second part George Arthur Hastings Earl of Granard of the third part The Honorable William Francis Forbes and Francis Rawdon Moira Crozier of the 4th part George Errington and Charles Robert Hamilton fifth part (being the Settlement executed on the marriage then intended and shortly afterwards solemnized between the said Lord Maurice FitzGerald and the said Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald) AND WHEREAS there was issue of the said marriage one son only namely Gerald Hugh FitzGerald who attained twenty-one years and died on the thirteenth day of September One thousand nine hundred and fourteen AND WHEREAS in the events which have happened The Settlor became on the death of the said Right Honorable Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald on the 18th day of November One thousand nine hundred and forty two and is now seised for an estate of inheritance in fee simple in possession of portions of All that and Those the lands tenements and hereditaments described in Part I of the Schedule hereto and of the Leasehold interest in All That and Those the lands tenements and hereditaments described in Part II of the Schedule hereto subject to the yearly rent of One pound twelve shillings and ten pence per annum and the said Maurice Victor Lakin is seised in fee simple in possession of the residue of the said lands tenements and hereditaments described in the said First Schedule hereto all being part of the lands tenements and hereditaments heretofore together known as Johnstown Castle and Demesne (hereinafter called “The Estate”) AND WHEREAS the said Maurice Victor Lakin is the surviving son of the late Kathleen Lakin daughter of the said Right Honorable Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald and has become entitled to the said Family estates or the proceeds of sale of the same (other than part of Johnstown Castle and Demesne) under the last Resettlement thereof dated the nineteenth day of December One thousand nine hundred and seven and made between the said Gerald FitzGerald first part The Right Honorable Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald of the second part and The Right Honorable Lord Frederick FitzGerald and Thomas Francis Crozier of the third part AND WHEREAS in the belief that it was intended that Johnstown Castle and Demesne should devolve with and as part of the said Family Estates The Settlor has offered to assure the same unto the said Maurice Victor Lakin AND WHEREAS the said Maurice Victor Lakin is desirous that The Estate together with all growing Crops thereon should be presented to The Nation as a Free Gift for the purposes hereinafter mentioned and has requested The Settlor to enter into the Agreement hereinafter contained AND WHEREAS The Settlor and the said Maurice Victor Lakin having informed The Government of Éire of the said desire to make the aforesaid gift requested it to accept the same on behalf of The Nation and the Government having duly intimated its willingness to accept the Gift It was agreed that The Estate should be conveyed and assigned by The Settlor and the said Maurice Victor Lakin to the
MEMORANDUM OF AGREEMENT Made the 28th day of December One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty-four BETWEEN DOROTHY VIOLET JEFFERIES of Carrigbyrne, Adamstown County Wexford Married Woman (hereinafter called "The Settlor") and MAURICE VICTOR LAKIN of Horetown Foulksmills County Wexford Esquire of the One Part and THE MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE (hereinafter for brevity referred to as "The Minister") of the Other Part WHEREAS the lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Parts I and II of the Schedule hereto formerly formed part of the Family Estates settled by the late Right Honourable Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald by an Indenture of Settlement dated the tenth day of April One Thousand Eight Hundred and eighty and made between The Right Honorable Maurice FitzGerald (commonly called Lord Maurice FitzGerald) first part The said Right Honorable Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald (then Forbes) of the second part George Arthur Hastings Earl of Granard of the third part The Honorable William Francis Forbes, and Francis Rawdon Moira Crozier of the 4th part George Errington and Charles Robert Hamilton fifth part (being the Settlement executed on the marriage then intended and shortly afterwards solemnized between the said Lord Maurice FitzGerald and the said Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald) AND WHEREAS there was issue of the said marriage one son only namely Gerald Hugh FitzGerald who attained twenty-one years and died on the thirteenth day of September One thousand nine hundred and fourteen AND WHEREAS in the events which have happened The Settlor became on the death of the said Right Honorable Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald, on the 18th day of November One thousand nine hundred and forty two and is now seised for an estate of inheritance in fee simple in possession of portions of All that and Those the lands tenements and hereditaments described in Part I of the Schedule hereto and of the Leasehold interest in All That and Those the lands tenements and hereditaments described in Part II of the Schedule hereto subject to the yearly rent of One pound twelve shillings and ten pence per annum and the said Maurice Victor Lakin is seised in fee simple in possession of the residue of the said lands tenements and hereditaments described in the said First Schedule hereto all being part of the lands tenements and hereditaments heretofore together known as Johnstown Castle and Demesne (hereinafter called "The Estate") AND WHEREAS the said Maurice Victor Lakin is the surviving son of the late Kathleen Lakin daughter of the said Right Honorable Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald and has become entitled to the said Family estates or the proceeds of sale of the same (other than part of Johnstown Castle and Demesne) under the last Resettlement thereof dated the nineteenth day of December One thousand nine hundred and seven and made between the said Gerald FitzGerald first part The Right Honorable Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald of the second part and The Right Honorable Lord Frederick FitzGerald and Thomas Francis Crozier of the third part AND WHEREAS in the belief that it was intended that Johnstown Castle and Demesne should devolve with and as part of the said Family Estates The Settlor has offered to assure the same unto the said Maurice Victor Lakin AND WHEREAS the said Maurice Victor Lakin is desirous that The Estate together with all growing Crops thereon should be presented to The Nation as a Free Gift for the purposes hereinafter mentioned and has requested The Settlor to enter into the Agreement hereinafter contained AND WHEREAS The Settlor and the said Maurice Victor Lakin having informed The Government of Éire of the said desire to make the aforesaid gift requested it to accept the same on behalf of The Nation and the Government having duly intimated its willingness to accept the Gift It was agreed that The Estate should be conveyed and assigned by The Settlor and the said Maurice Victor Lakin to th
#987537
There shall be included in the said Gift all Crops growing upon The Estate at the date of completion.
There shall be included in the said Gift all Crops growing upon The Estate at the date of completion.
#987555
(iii) The sum of Two hundred and eighty seven pounds twelve shillings to cover the Costs of The Settlor in carrying out this Gift.
(iii) The sum of Two hundred and eighty seven pounds twelve shillings to cover the Costs of The Settlor in carrying out this Gift.
#1077693
(b) the charitable gift consists for the time being of any one or more of the following—
( b ) the charitable gift consists for the time being of any one or more of the following—
#854493
AND WHEREAS the Settlor has entered into the said Purchase Agreement with the object of presenting the said Estate to the Nation as a free gift in conjunction with William Bowers Bourn of Filoli House, San Mateo, California, and his wife, Agnes M. Bourn, and in the names of the Settlor and the said William Bowers Bourn and Agnes M. Bourn.
AND WHEREAS the Settlor has entered into the said Purchase Agreement with the object of presenting the said Estate to the Nation as a free gift in conjunction with William Bowers Bourn of Filoli House, San Mateo, California, and his wife, Agnes M. Bourn, and in the names of the Settlor and the said William Bowers Bourn and Agnes M. Bourn.
#854497
1.—THE SETTLOR in the name of the Settlor and in the name of the said William Bowers Bourn and Agnes M. Bourn and as a free gift to the Nation shall convey to the Minister the said lands, tenements, hereditaments and premises described in Parts 1 and 2 of the Schedule hereto, subject to the provisions hereinafter contained but otherwise free from incumbrances.
1.—THE SETTLOR in the name of the Settlor and in the name of the said William Bowers Bourn and Agnes M. Bourn and as a free gift to the Nation shall convey to the Minister the said lands, tenements, hereditaments and premises described in Parts 1 and 2 of the Schedule hereto, subject to the provisions hereinafter contained but otherwise free from incumbrances.
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(e) THAT all Deeds and instruments entered into and executed by the Settlor for the purpose of enabling him to effect this gift (including the Conveyance to the Settlor) shall be exempt from Stamp Duty and that any Stamp Duty paid by the Settlor in respect of same shall be refunded to him.
( e ) THAT all Deeds and instruments entered into and executed by the Settlor for the purpose of enabling him to effect this gift (including the Conveyance to the Settlor) shall be exempt from Stamp Duty and that any Stamp Duty paid by the Settlor in respect of same shall be refunded to him.
#854532
(g) SUCH other matters as may be necessary or desirable for the carrying out of this Agreement PROVIDED ALWAYS that this Agreement is conditional upon the acceptance of the said intended gift by the Oireachtas and the enactment of legislation to give effect to same within four months from the date hereof, and if no Act shall have been passed for the purpose aforesaid within such period (or such further period as the Settlor may in writing agree to) these PRESENTS and everything herein contained shall be void, and of no effect.
( g ) SUCH other matters as may be necessary or desirable for the carrying out of this Agreement PROVIDED ALWAYS that this Agreement is conditional upon the acceptance of the said intended gift by the Oireachtas and the enactment of legislation to give effect to same within four months from the date hereof, and if no Act shall have been passed for the purpose aforesaid within such period (or such further period as the Settlor may in writing agree to) these PRESENTS and everything herein contained shall be void, and of no effect.
#987506
The Settlor and the said Maurice Victor Lakin as a free Gift to The Nation shall convey and assign The Estate to The Minister subject to the provisions hereinafter contained but otherwise free from incumbrances.
The Settlor and the said Maurice Victor Lakin as a free Gift to The Nation shall convey and assign The Estate to The Minister subject to the provisions hereinafter contained but otherwise free from incumbrances.
#987557
(e) That all Deeds and Instruments entered into and executed by The Settlor and or the said Maurice Victor Lakin for the purpose of enabling them to effect this Gift shall be exempt from Stamp Duty and that any Stamp Duty paid by The Settlor and or the said Maurice Victor Lakin in respect of same shall be refunded to them.
( e ) That all Deeds and Instruments entered into and executed by The Settlor and or the said Maurice Victor Lakin for the purpose of enabling them to effect this Gift shall be exempt from Stamp Duty and that any Stamp Duty paid by The Settlor and or the said Maurice Victor Lakin in respect of same shall be refunded to them.
#987566
PROVIDED ALWAYS that this Agreement is conditional upon the acceptance of the said intended Gift by The Oireachtas and the enactment of legislation to give effect to same within four months from the date hereof and if no Act shall have been passed for the purpose aforesaid within such period (or such further period as The Settlor may in writing agree to) these Presents and everything herein contained shall be void and of no effect.
[GA] PROVIDED ALWAYS that this Agreement is conditional upon the acceptance of the said intended Gift by The Oireachtas and the enactment of legislation to give effect to same within four months from the date hereof and if no Act shall have been passed for the purpose aforesaid within such period (or such further period as The Settlor may in writing agree to) these Presents and everything herein contained shall be void and of no effect.
#987613
10 per annum AND WHEREAS the said Maurice Victor Lakin is seized in fee simple in possession of the residue of the said lands tenements and hereditaments described in the said Part I of the said Schedule hereto subject as to the last mentioned lands with other property to a jointure Rent Charge of £600 limited to The Settlor and created by the joint operation of an Indenture of Re-Settlement dated the 19th December, 1907, and made between Gerald Hugh FitzGerald of the First Part the Right Honourable Lady Adelaide Jane Frances FitzGerald of the Second Part and the Right Honourable Lord Frederick FitzGerald and Thomas Francis Crozier of the Third part the will of the said Gerald FitzGerald dated the 9th August 1914 and duly proved in the Principal Registry of the High Court of Justice in Ireland King's Bench Division (Probate) on the 27th July 1916 but free from all other incumbrances AND WHEREAS the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises described in Parts I and II of the Schedule hereto are (together with other adjoining lands) commonly known as Johnstown Castle and Demesne and The Settlor and the said Maurice Victor Lakin are desirous of presenting the same to the Nation as a free gift discharged from the said jointure rent charge (which is secured on other property of ample value) AND WHEREAS the Government of Éire have duly intimated their willingness to accept the said gift on behalf of the Nation and it has been agreed that the said lands tenements hereditaments and premises should be conveyed and assigned by The Settlor and the said Maurice Victor Lakin to the Minister to be held subject to the provisions and conditions hereinafter contained NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that in pursuance of the said agreement and in consideration of the premises the Settlor as Settlor as to the portions of the premises hereby assured to which she is entitled as aforesaid doth hereby Grant unto the Minister and the said Maurice Victor Lakin as Settlor of the residue of the said premises to which he is entitled as aforesaid doth hereby Grant unto the Minister ALL THAT AND THOSE part of the lands tenements hereditaments and premises known as Johnstown Castle and Demesne situate in the Barony of Forth and County of Wexford and more particularly described in the First Schedule hereto and delineated in the Map annexed hereto and therein surrounded by a red verge line. TO HOLD the same unto The Minister To the use that the said Maurice Victor Lakin and his heirs shall for ever hereafter enjoy the exclusive right for them or any of them of Shooting Fishing Fowling and Sporting over the said lands or any part thereof AND ALSO To the use that The Settlor her heirs and assigns and the said Maurice Victor Lakin his heirs and assigns may for ever hereafter pass and repass on foot or with vehicles along the Ways marked Brown on the Map hereto annexed leading to The Private Family Burial Ground from the Public Highway And Subject thereto To the use of The Minister in fee simple subject to the proviso for avoidance hereinafter contained AND ALSO SUBJECT to all Easements or Rights in the nature of Easements (if any) now affecting the same whether the same are vested in the Public or in private persons and to the intent that the said Lands tenements hereditaments and premises hereby assured shall henceforth be discharged from the said jointure Rent Charge of £600, per annum limited to the Settlor as aforesaid.
RE EMPLOYEES AND PENSIONERS AT JOHNSTOWN CASTLE.
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AND IT IS HEREBY ALSO AGREED AND DECLARED that these Presents are conditional upon the acceptance of the said intended Gift by The Oireachtas and the enactment of legislation to give effect to same within four months from the date hereof And if no Act shall have been passed for the purposes aforesaid within such period or such further period as The Settlor may in writing agree to these Presents and every thing herein contained shall be void and of no effect.
On their becoming eligible for the Old Age Pension, the Pension from the Department to be so adjusted that they will receive such sum as, with the Old Age Pension, will amount to One pound a week. ( d ) The following nine Employees, namely, Michael Furlong, James Power, Peter Dempsey, James Murphy, John Restrick, Thomas Kelly, James Doyle, James McDonald and James Maguire, to be retained if fit until 70.
#1024114
—Leasaítear leis seo mír (e) d'fho-alt (1) d'alt 2 den Finance Act, 1894 (is é sin an mhír a cuireadh isteach sa bhfo-alt sin le fo-alt (1) d'alt 32 den Acht Airgeadais, 1924 (Uimh. 27 de 1924) ), trí na focail “or, in the case of a gift for public or charitable purposes, at least one year before the death of the deceased,” a chur isteach i ndiaidh na bhfocal “at least three years before the death of the deceased,”.
—Paragraph (e) of subsection (1) of section 2 of the Finance Act, 1894 (being the paragraph inserted in that subsection by subsection (1) of section 32 of the Finance Act, 1924 (No. 27 of 1924)) is hereby amended by the insertion after the words "at least three years before the death of the deceased," of the words "or, in the case of a gift for public or charitable purposes, at least one year before the death of the deceased,".
#1077691
(a) it is found unlawful or impracticable to apply any charitable donation, devise or bequest (in this section referred to as “the charitable gift”) according to the direction or intention of the donor, and
( a ) it is found unlawful or impracticable to apply any charitable donation, devise or bequest (in this section referred to as "the charitable gift") according to the direction or intention of the donor and
#1077701
the Commissioners, if they think fit, may by order frame a scheme for the application of the charitable gift to such charitable or pious purposes as they deem best having regard to the directions and intentions of the donor.
the Commissioners, if they think fit, may by order frame a scheme for the application of the charitable gift to such charitable or pious purposes as they deem best having regard to the directions and intentions of the donor.
#1144487
—(1) Maidir le maoin a ghlacfar faoi dhiúscairt a airbheartóidh oibriú mar bhronntanas láithreach inter vivos agus a dhéanfar tar éis dáta an Achta seo a rith ag duine laistigh de thrí bliana dá bhás agus a mheasfar a bheith ar áireamh sa mhaoin a aistreoidh ar a bhás chun críocha dleacht eastáit, beidh éifeacht ag fo-ailt (5) agus (6) d'alt 7 den Finance Act, 1894, agus ag fo-alt (2) d'alt 60 den Finance (1909-10) Act, 1910, ach “at the date of the gift” a chur in ionad “at the time of the death of the deceased” nó “at the date of the death of the deceased” (de réir mar a bheidh).
—(1) In relation to property taken under a disposition purporting to operate as an immediate gift inter vivos made after the passing of this Act by a person within three years of his death and which is deemed to be included in the property passing on his death for the purposes of estate duty, subsections (5) and (6) of section 7 of the Finance Act, 1894, and subsection (2) of section 60 of the Finance (1909-10) Act, 1910, shall have effect subject to the substitution of "at the date of the gift" for "at the time of the death of the deceased" or "at the date of the death of the deceased" (as the case may be).