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The Attorney-General for Saorstát Éireann

THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL FOR SOARSTÁT EIREANN. Defendant.

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Attorney-General.

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AND WHEREAS having regard to the great difficulty and complexity of the questions arising in this Action and the heavy further expense which would result from the prosecution of the said Appeal and the further proceedings consequent thereon the Plaintiffs consider it to be in the interests of the Trust and the Attorney-General considers it to the advantage of the public and of the educational interests involved that all matters in dispute in this Action should be settled upon the terms hereinafter set forth NOW IT IS HEREBY CONSENTED AND AGREED by and between the Plaintiffs and the Attorney-General:—

AND WHEREAS having regard to the great difficulty and complexity of the questions arising in this Action and the heavy further expense which would result from the prosecution of the said Appeal and the further proceedings consequent thereon the Plaintiffs consider it to be in the interests of the Trust and the Attorney-General considers it to the advantage of the public and of the educational interests involved that all matters in dispute in this Action should be settled upon the terms hereinafter set forth NOW IT IS HEREBY CONSENTED AND AGREED by and between the Plaintiffs and the Attorney-General:—

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(7) IF for any reason, the Supreme Court should not make the Order sought when applied to as aforesaid, or if within twelve calendar months from the date hereof or within such extended period as shall be agreed to by the Plaintiffs and the Attorney-General such legislation shall not have been passed as in the opinion of the Plaintiffs or the Attorney-General shall be necessary for the purpose of enabling the foregoing Agreement to be carried into effect, this Consent shall be null, void and of no effect and shall be deemed to have been entered into without prejudice to the rights of all parties, and the Plaintiffs shall be at liberty to proceed with their Appeal.

(7) IF for any reason, the Supreme Court should not make the Order sought when applied to as aforesaid, or if within twelve calendar months from the date hereof or within such extended period as shall be agreed to by the Plaintiffs and the Attorney-General such legislation shall not have been passed as in the opinion of the Plaintiffs or the Attorney-General shall be necessary for the purpose of enabling the foregoing Agreement to be carried into effect, this Consent shall be null, void and of no effect and shall be deemed to have been entered into without prejudice to the rights of all parties, and the Plaintiffs shall be at liberty to proceed with their Appeal.

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(8) THE Plaintiffs and The Attorney-General shall be at liberty at any time to apply to this Court as occasion may require.

(8) THE Plaintiffs and The Attorney-General shall be at liberty at any time to apply to this Court as occasion may require.

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(a) the tribunal has consented to the proposed amendment, following consultation between the tribunal and the Attorney General on behalf of the Minister, or

(a) the tribunal has consented to the proposed amendment, following consultation between the tribunal and the Attorney General on behalf of the Minister, or

#469406

"26.—(1) Any penalty imposed by this Act or any forfeiture incurred in connection with duty shall be deemed to be a debt due to the Minister for Finance for the benefit of the Central Fund and shall be payable to the Commissioners and may (without prejudice to any other mode of recovery thereof) be sued for and recovered by action, or other appropriate proceedings, at the suit of the Attorney General or the Minister for Finance or the Commissioners in any court of competent jurisdiction, notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in the Inland Revenue Regulation Act, 1890.

"26.—(1) Any penalty imposed by this Act or any forfeiture incurred in connection with duty shall be deemed to be a debt due to the Minister for Finance for the benefit of the Central Fund and shall be payable to the Commissioners and may (without prejudice to any other mode of recovery thereof) be sued for and recovered by action, or other appropriate proceedings, at the suit of the Attorney General or the Minister for Finance or the Commissioners in any court of competent jurisdiction, notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in the Inland Revenue Regulation Act, 1890.

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(4) THE Plaintiffs shall pay out of the Funds set out in the Schedules moietively all their outstanding costs of this Appeal and of and incident to the preparation and execution of this Agreement and of the application and Order to be made thereunder and the like costs of The Attorney-General and of the Defendants, Peter Corrigan, Thomas Edmonds, Nicholas Duff, Charles M. Markey, Hugh Hayes, David Dillon, James McKeogh and James Slattery, such costs to be taxed if the Court so directs.

(4) THE Plaintiffs shall pay out of the Funds set out in the Schedules moietively all their outstanding costs of this Appeal and of and incident to the preparation and execution of this Agreement and of the application and Order to be made thereunder and the like costs of The Attorney-General and of the Defendants, Peter Corrigan, Thomas Edmonds, Nicholas Duff, Charles M. Markey, Hugh Hayes, David Dillon, James McKeogh and James Slattery, such costs to be taxed if the Court so directs.

#1209948

In the Matter of the French Huguenot Fund, and in the Matter of the Charities Act, 1961 between Francis la Touche Godfrey James Chaigneau Colvill Ashley Powell Christabel Frances Godfrey Maureen Franks Thomas Barrington Jellett Plaintiffs and the Attorney General and W.

In the Matter of the French Huguenot Fund, and in the Matter of the Charities Act, 1961 between Francis 1a Touche Godfrey James Chaigneau Colvill Ashley Powell Christabel Prances Godfrey Maureen Franks Thomas Barrington Jellett Plaintiffs and the Attorney General and W.

#1448569

“(1) It shall not be lawful to commence proceedings against any person for the recovery of any fine, penalty, or forfeiture under any Act relating to Inland Revenue, or for the condemnation of any goods seized as forfeited under any such Act, except in the name of an officer or in the name of the Attorney General or in the name of the Director of Public Prosecutions.”.

"(1) It shall not be lawful to commence proceedings against any person for the recovery of any fine, penalty, or forfeiture under any Act relating to Inland Revenue, or for the condemnation of any goods seized as forfeited under any such Act, except in the name of an officer or in the name of the Attorney General or in the name of the Director of Public Prosecutions.".