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  1. #950636

    “(b) the fund has for its sole purpose the provision of annuities for all or any of the following persons in the events respectively specified, that is to say, for persons employed in the trade or undertaking, either on retirement at a specified age, or on becoming incapacitated at some earlier age, or for the widows, children, or dependants of persons who are or have been so employed, on the death of those persons.”

    "( b ) the fund has for its sole purpose the provision of annuities for all or any of the following persons in the events respectively specified, that is to say, for persons employed in the trade or undertaking, either on retirement at a specified age, or on becoming incapacitated at some earlier age, or for the widows, children, or dependants of persons who are or have been so employed, on the death of those persons."

    Number 14 of 1940: FINANCE ACT, 1940

  2. #970225

    (D) That subject to the necessary legislation enabling them in this behalf being enacted the County Council of the County of Clare and the County Council of the County of Galway respectively shall raise by way of loan as hereinafter provided the aforesaid sum not exceeding £6,000 0s.

    (D) That subject to the necessary legislation enabling them in this behalf being enacted the county Council of the County of Clare and the County Council of the County of Galway respectively shall raise by way of loan as hereinafter provided the aforesaid sum not exceeding £6,000 0s.

    Number 13 of 1943: DISTRICT OF FERGUS DRAINAGE ACT, 1943

  3. #970237

    3d. and the costs and expenses aforesaid for which the County Councils of Clare and Galway shall respectively be liable for the repayment of under such Charging Order when made to be a Charge on the County Fund of each of the said Councils and repayable to the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland by the respective Councils by half-yearly payments over a period of twenty years.

    3d. and the costs and expenses aforesaid for which the County Councils of Clare and Galway shall respectively be liable for the repayment of under such Charging Order when made to be a Charge on the County Fund of each of the said Councils and repayable to the Commissioners of Public Works in Ireland by the respective Councils by half-yearly payments over a period of twenty years.

    Number 13 of 1943: DISTRICT OF FERGUS DRAINAGE ACT, 1943

  4. #987547

    (c) That the Minister or other Body or person having the management or control of The Estate shall be authorised to retain and shall retain the services of the Servants and Employees and to remunerate the Pensioners employed and connected with The Estate the names conditions of employment and Pensions of which Servants Employees and Pensioners respectively are set out in an Inventory thereof which for the purpose of identification has been signed by The Settlor and by or on behalf of The Minister and is marked “A”.

    ( c ) That the Minister or other Body or person having the management or control of The Estate shall be authorised to retain and shall retain the services of the Servants and Employees and to remunerate the Pensioners employed and connected with The Estate the names conditions of employment and Pensions of which Servants Employees and Pensioners respectively are set out in an Inventory thereof which for the purpose of identification has been signed by The Settlor and by or on behalf of The Minister and is marked "A".

    Number 33 of 1945: JOHNSTOWN CASTLE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE ACT, 1945

  5. #1024719

    (g) The terms “United Kingdom enterprise” and “Irish enterprise” mean respectively an industrial or commercial enterprise or undertaking carried on by a resident of the United Kingdom and an industrial or commercial enterprise or undertaking carried on by a resident of the Republic of Ireland, and the terms “enterprise of one of the territories” and “enterprise of the other territory” mean a United Kingdom enterprise or an Irish enterprise, as the context requires;

    ( g ) The terms "United Kingdom enterprise" and "Irish enterprise" mean respectively an industrial or commercial enterprise or undertaking carried on by a resident of the United Kingdom and an industrial or commercial enterprise or undertaking carried on by a resident of the Republic of Ireland, and the terms "enterprise of one of the territories" and "enterprise of the other territory" mean a United Kingdom enterprise or an Irish enterprise, as the context requires;

    Number 13 of 1949: FINANCE ACT, 1949

  6. #1024779

    The present Agreement shall come into force on the date on which the last of all such things shall have been done in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland as are necessary to give the Agreement the force of law in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland respectively, and shall thereupon have effect in respect of—

    The present Agreement shall come into force on the date on which the last of all such things shall have been done in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland as are necessary to give the Agreement the force of law in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland respectively, and shall thereupon have effect in respect of—

    Number 13 of 1949: FINANCE ACT, 1949

  7. #1164178

    An Act for enabling the Lord High Chancellor, and the Court of Exchequer respectively, to make Orders on the Governor and Company of the Bank of Ireland for Payment, out of the general Fund of Monies belonging to the Suitors of the Courts of Chancery and Exchequer, the Sum therein mentioned, towards building the principal Courts of Justice at Dublin, and Law Offices, and for amending an Act, Entitled, An Act for better securing the Monies and Effects of the Suitors of the Court of Chancery and Court of Exchequer, by depositing the same in the National Bank, and to prevent the forging and counterfeiting any Draft, Order, or other Voucher, for the Payment or Delivery of such Money or Effects, and for other Purposes.

    Act for better securing the Monies and Effects of the Suitors of the Court of Chancery and Court of Exchequer, by

    Number 29 of 1962: STATUTE LAW REVISION (PRE-UNION IRISH STATUTES) ACT, 1962

  8. #1179853

    (15) In Rules (9), (10), (11), (12), (13) and (14) “development,” “development plan,” “special amenity area order,” “unauthorised structure,” “unauthorised use,” “local authority” and “the appointed day” have the same meanings respectively as in the Local Government (Planning and Development) Act, 1963.

    (15) In Rules (9), (10), (11), (12), (13) and (14) "development", "development plan", "special amenity area order", "unauthorised structure", "unauthorised use", "local authority" and "the appointed day" have the same meanings respectively as in the Local Government (Planning and Development) Act, 1963 .

    Number 28 of 1963: LOCAL GOVERNMENT (PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT) ACT, 1963

  9. #1198412

    In alt 3, na focail “and may borrow money under article twentytwo of the schedule to the Local Government (Application of Enactments) Order, 1898,” agus ó na focail “and article respectively” go dtí deireadh an ailt.

    In section 3, the words "and may borrow money under article twenty-two of the schedule to the Local Government (Application of Enactments) Order, 1898," and from the words "and article respectively" to the end of the section.

    Number 33 of 1964: LOCAL GOVERNMENT (REPEAL OF ENACTMENTS) ACT, 1964

  10. #1283493

    Two or more societies under this Act may unite and become one society, with or without any dissolution or division of the funds of such societies or either of them, or a society under this Act may transfer its engagements to any other such society, upon such terms as shall be agreed upon by a majority of the members (holding not less than two-thirds of the whole number of shares) of each of such societies present at general meetings respectively convened for the purpose;

    Two or more societies under this Act may unite and become one society, with or without any dissolution or division of the funds of such societies or either of them, or a society under this Act may transfer its engagements to any other such society, upon such terms as shall be agreed upon by a majority of the members (holding not less than two-thirds of the whole number of shares) of each of such societies present at general meetings respectively convened for the purpose;

    Number 9 of 1974: BUILDING SOCIETIES ACT, 1974

  11. #1283499

    Where a majority of the members of two or more societies present at general meetings respectively convened for the purpose of considering any union or transfer under section thirty-three of the Building Societies Act, 1874, agree to the union or transfer, the agreement shall, notwithstanding anything in that section, be valid if it obtains the concurrence in writing of the holders of not less than two-thirds of the whole number of shares of each society, whether they are present at the meeting or not.

    Where a majority of the members of two or more societies present at general meetings respectively convened for the purpose of considering any union or transfer under section thirty-three of the Building Societies Act, 1874, agree to the union or transfer, the agreement shall, notwithstanding anything in that section, be valid, if it claims the concurrence in writing of the holders of not less than two-thirds of the whole number of shares of each society, whether they are present at the meeting or not.

    Number 9 of 1974: BUILDING SOCIETIES ACT, 1974

  12. #1332632

    “Note—Regulations 3, 4, 5 and 10 of this Part are alternative to regulations 24, 51, 54 and 8 respectively of Part I. Regulations 7 and 8 of this Part are alternative to regulations 84 and 86 of Part I.”

    "Note.—Regulations 3, 4, 5 and 10 of this Part are alternative to regulations 24, 51, 54 and 8 respectively of Part I. Regulations 7 and 8 of this Part are alternative to regulations 84 and 86 of Part I."

    Number 31 of 1977: COMPANIES (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1977

  13. #1345369

    —Déanfar an Chairt Bhunaidh a léamh agus a fhorléiriú amhail is dá scriosfaí na focail go léir ó “AND we doe further for us our heires & Successors” agus na focail sin san áireamh i línte 543 agus 544 di go dtí na focail “to be levyed recovered & applyed respectively” agus na focail sin san áireamh i líne 551 di.

    —The Original Charter shall be read and construed as if all words from and including the words "AND we doe further for us our heires & Successors" in lines 543 and 544 thereof to and including the words "to be levyed recovered & applyed respectively" in line 551 thereof were deleted.

    Number 1 (Private) of 1979: THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF IRELAND (CHARTER AND LETTERS PATENT AMENDMENT) ACT, 1979

  14. #1484817

    All houses, rooms, shops, or buildings kept open for public refreshment, resort, and entertainment at any time between the hours of ten of the clock at night and seven of the clock of the following morning, not being licensed for the sale of beer, cider, wine, or spirits respectively, shall be deemed refreshment houses within this Act.

    All houses, rooms, shops, or buildings kept open for public refreshment, resort, and entertainment at any time between the hours of ten of the clock at night and seven of the clock of the following morning, not being licensed for the sale of beer, cider, wine, or spirits respectively, shall be deemed refreshment houses within this Act.

    Number 10 of 1989: FINANCE ACT, 1989

  15. #1485161

    “(1A) Notwithstanding subsection (1) of this section, the expressions ‘die’ and ‘stamp’, when used in this Act in relation to the Revenue Commissioners, have the same meanings, respectively, as are assigned to them by the Stamp Duties Management Act, 1891 (as amended by the Finance Act, 1989).”.

    "(1A) Notwithstanding subsection (1) of this section, the expressions 'die' and 'stamp', when used in this Act in relation to the Revenue Commissioners, have the same meanings, respectively, as are assigned to them by the Stamp Duties Management Act, 1891 (as amended by the Finance Act, 1989 ).".

    Number 10 of 1989: FINANCE ACT, 1989

  16. #1567752

    However, an applicant who requests the enforcement of a decision given by an administrative authority in Denmark or in Iceland in respect of a maintenance order may, in the State addressed, claim the benefits referred to in the first paragraph if he presents a statement from, respectively, the Danish Ministry of Justice or the Icelandic Ministry of Justice to the effect that he fulfils the economic requirements to qualify for the grant of complete or partial legal aid or exemption from costs or expenses.

    However, an applicant who requests the enforcement of a decision given by an administrative authority in Denmark or in Iceland in respect of a maintenance order may, in the State addressed, claim the benefits referred to in the first paragraph if he presents a statement from, respectively, the Danish Ministry of Justice or the Icelandic Ministry of Justice to the effect that he fulfils the economic requirements to qualify for the grant of complete or partial legal aid or exemption from costs or expenses. [GA]

    Number 52 of 1998: JURISDICTION OF COURTS AND ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS ACT, 1998

  17. #1567817

    For a period of three years from the entry into force of this Convention for Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Iceland, Norway, Finland and Sweden, respectively, jurisdiction in maritime matters shall be determined in these States not only in accordance with the provisions of Title II, but also in accordance with the provisions of paragraphs 1 to 7 following.

    For a period of three years from the entry into force of this Convention for Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Iceland, Norway, Finland and Sweden, respectively, jurisdiction in maritime matters shall be determined in these States not only in accordance with the provisions of Title II, but also in accordance with the provisions of paragraphs 1 to 7 following.

    Number 52 of 1998: JURISDICTION OF COURTS AND ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGMENTS ACT, 1998

  18. #818155

    3.—Subject to the provisions of this Agreement and notwithstanding anything contained in the Irish Free State Constitution Act, 1922, or the Irish Free State (Consequential Provisions) Act, 1922, or the Constitution of the Irish Free State (Saorstát Éireann) Act, 1922, passed by the Provisional Parliament of Ireland, or the Adaptation of Enactments Act, 1922, passed by the Oireachtas of the Irish Free State, or any Order made under any of those Acts the constitution of the Dental Board under the Dentists Act and the powers of holding examinations for the purpose of testing the fitness of persons to practise dentistry or dental surgery, and of granting certificates of such fitness for the purpose of registration in the Dentists Register formerly vested in the Dental Board or the medical authorities in Ireland shall be deemed not to have been affected by the establishment of the Irish Free State, and for the purpose of the preparation and keeping of the Dentists Register the Dental Board and the General Medical Council and their respective officers shall have and may exercise in relation to persons, medical authorities and matters in the Irish Free State all such powers, jurisdictions and authorities under the Dentists Acts as the said Board and the said Council had and might exercise under the Dentists Acts for that purpose in relation to persons, medical authorities, and matters respectively in Ireland.

    3.-Subject to the provisions of this Agreement and notwithstanding anything contained in the Irish Free State Constitution Act 1922, or the Irish Free State (Consequential Provisions) Act, 1922, or the Constitution of the Irish Free State (Saorstát Eireann) Act, 1922, passed by the Provisional Parliament of Ireland, or the Adaptation of Enactments Act, 1922 , passed by the Oireachtas of the Irish Free State, or any Order made under any of those Acts the constitution of the Dental Board under the Dentists Act and the powers of holding examinations for the purpose of testing the fitness of persons to practise dentistry or dental surgery, and of granting certificates of such fitness for the purpose of registration in the Dentists Register formerly vested in the Dental Board or the medical authorities in Ireland shall be deemed not to have been affected by the establishment of the Irish Free State, and for the purpose of the preparation and keeping of the Dentists Register the Dental Board and the General Medical Council and their respective officers shall have and may exercise in relation to persons, medical authorities and matters in the Irish Free State all such powers, jurisdictions and authorities under the Dentists Acts as the said Board and the said Council had and might exercise under the Dentists Acts for that purpose in relation to persons, medical authorities, and matters respectively in Ireland.

    Number 25 of 1928: DENTISTS ACT, 1928

  19. #932758

    IN the event of any dispute arising as to (i) whether any particular person is to be dealt with under heads I, II or III, respectively of this Clause, or (ii) (pursuant to Clause vii (f) of Head III hereof) as to the contention of an employee that he has been dismissed for redundancy by the Permanent Company, or (iii) as to the amount of compensation to which any person is entitled under Head III hereof, such dispute shall be determined by a Board of Referees constituted as follows: one member to be nominated by the Terminating Company, one member to be nominated by the Chairman of the Irish Trade Unions Congress, and the third, who shall be chairman, to be nominated by the Secretary of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

    IN the event of any dispute arising as to (i) whether any particular person is to be dealt with under heads I, II or III, respectively of this Clause, or (ii) (pursuant to Clause vii (f) of Head thereof) as to the contention of an employee that he has been dismissed for redundancy by the Permanent Company, or (iii) as to the amount of compensation to which any person is entitled under Head III hereof, such dispute shall be determined by a Board of Referees constituted as follows one member to be nominated by the Terminating Company, one member to be nominated by the Chairman of the Irish Trade Unions Congress, and the third, who shall be chairman, to be nominated by the Secretary of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.

    Number 31 of 1938: INSURANCE (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1938

  20. #932782

    AND the award or determination which shall be made by the said arbitrators, arbitrator or umpire, shall be final and binding upon the parties in difference respectively, so as such arbitrators, arbitrator or umpire shall make their or is award in writing within 40 days next after the reference to them or him or on or before any later date to which the said arbitrators or arbitrator by any writing signed by them or him shall enlarge the time for making their or his award, and so as such umpire shall make his award or determination in writing within twenty days next after the original or extended time appointed for making the award of the said arbitrators or arbitrator or umpire, or on or before any later date to which the umpire shall by any writing signed by him enlarge the time for making his award:

    AND the award or determination which shall be made by the said arbitrators, arbitrator or umpire, shall be final and binding upon the parties in difference respectively, so as such arbitrators, arbitrator or Umpire shall make their or his award in writing within 40 days next after the reference to them or him or on or before any later date to which the said arbitrators or arbitrator by any writing signed by them or him shall enlarge the time for making their or his award, and so as such umpire shall make his award or determination in writing within twenty days next after the original or extended time appointed for making the award of the said arbitrators or arbitrator or umpire, or on or before any later date to which the umpire shall by any writing signed by him enlarge the time for making his award:

    Number 31 of 1938: INSURANCE (AMENDMENT) ACT, 1938

  21. #854556

    in all weirs, lakes, islands, fishings, fishing places, loughs and tithes both great and small appertaining to or enjoyed with the said premises or any of them or any part thereof respectively AND ALSO all the Estate and interest granted and conveyed by virtue of the said Settlement in the lake or river known as “The Meeting of the Waters” and in the lake known as “O'Sullivan's Punch Bowl,” and in the old Weir Bridge and in the Long Range and in the lakes known as the Upper, Middle and Lower Lakes of Killarney and in the Islands known as Friar's Island and Ash Island, and in the Devil's Island in Muckross Lake and in Robinsons, Arbutus, Ronayne's Duck McCarthy's and in all other Islands in the Upper Lake all in the County of Kerry, and all the Estate and interest granted and conveyed by virtue of the said Settlement in the exclusive rights of hauling for salmon and trout on the shore of the lands of Ballinlough in Lough Leane AND all the Estate and interest granted and conveyed by virtue of the said Settlement in all that portion of the bed and soil of the River Laune adjoining on the one side the said lands of Tomies East and Tomies West in the Barony of Dunkerron North and on the other side the lands of Lismongane and part of the lands of Gortreagh in the Barony of Magunihy and coloured yellow on the said Map No. 3 annexed to the said Conveyance of the fourth day of August one thousand nine hundred and eleven and in all that portion of the bed and soil of the said River Laune adjoining other part of the said lands of Gortreagh and the lands of Grenagh and Lahard extending from the said lands to the middle thread of the Stream of the said River situate in the said Barony of Magunihy and coloured blue on the said Map No. 3 aforesaid AND in all that portion of the bed and soil of the said River Laune bounded on both sides by parts of the lands of Mweelcaha in the said Barony of Dunkerron North and coloured yellow on the said Map No. 3 aforesaid and in ALL that portion of the bed and soil of the said River Laune adjoining other part of the said lands of Mweelcaha and extending from the said lands to the middle thread of the stream of the said river and for about nine hundred yards along the bounds of the same lands and coloured blue on the said Map No. 3 aforesaid, all which portions of said River and the said lands adjoining are situate in the County of Kerry AND ALSO the sole and exclusive right of fishing for all manner and kinds of fish of and in the waters flowing over the said portions of the said bed and soil of the said river.

    in all weirs, lakes, islands, fishings, fishing places, loughs and tithes both great and small appertaining to or enjoyed with the said premises or any of them or any part thereof respectively AND ALSO all the Estate and interest granted and conveyed by virtue of the said Settlement in the lake or river known as "The Meeting of the Waters" and in the lake known as "O'Sullivan's Punch Bowl," and in the old Weir Bridge and in the Long Range and in the lakes known as the Upper, Middle and Lower Lakes of Killarney and in the Islands known as Friar's Island and Ash Island, and in the Devil's Island in Muckross Lake and in Robinsons, Arbutus, Ronayne's Duck McCarthy's and in all other Islands in the Upper Lake all in the County of Kerry, and all the Estate and interest granted and conveyed by virtue of the said Settlement in the exclusive rights of hauling for salmon and trout on the shore of the lands of Ballinlough in Lough Leane AND all the Estate and interest granted and conveyed by virtue of the said Settlement in all that portion of the bed and soil of the River Laune adjoining on the one side the said lands of Tomies East and Tomies West in the Barony of Dunkerron North and on the other side the lands of Lismongane and part of the lands of Gortreagh in the Barony of Magunihy and coloured yellow on the said Map No. 3 annexed to the said Conveyance of the fourth day of August one thousand nine hundred and eleven and in all that portion of the bed and soil of the said River Laune adjoining other part of the said lands of Gortreagh and the lands of Grenagh and Lahard extending from the said lands to the middle thread of the Stream of the said River situate in the said Barony of Magunihy and coloured blue on the said Map No. 3 aforesaid AND in all that portion of the bed and soil of the said River Laune bounded on both sides by parts of the lands of Mweelcaha in the said Barony of Dunkerron North and coloured yellow on the said Map No. 3 aforesaid and in ALL that portion of the bed and soil of the said River Laune adjoining other part of the said lands of Mweelcaha and extending from the said lands to the middle thread of the stream of the said river and for about nine hundred yards along the bounds of the same lands and coloured blue on the said Map No. 3 aforesaid, all which portions of said River and the said lands adjoining are situate in the County of Kerry AND ALSO the sole and exclusive right of fishing for all manner and kinds of fish of and in the waters flowing over the said portions of the said bed and soil of the said river.

    Number 31 of 1932: BOURN VINCENT MEMORIAL PARK ACT, 1932

  22. #898771

    PROVIDED ALWAYS AND IT IS HEREBY AGREED AND DECLARED between and by the parties to these presents that every person who after the determination of the life estate of the said Sir Compton Domvile shall by virtue of these presents become entitled beneficially to the possession or to the receipt of the rents and profits of the said hereditaments and premises hereby settled as tenant for life or tenant in tail male or in tail by purchase and who shall not then use and bear the surname and arms of ‘Domvile’ shall and do within the space of one year next after he or she shall so become entitled or being an infant then within the space of one year after he or she shall attain the age of twenty-one years AND ALSO that every person to whom any female so becoming entitled as aforesaid shall be married or whom she shall afterwards marry shall and do within the space of one year next after such female shall so become entitled or shall so marry whichever of such events shall last happen unless in the said respective cases any such person shall be prevented by death take upon himself or herself and use in all deeds letters accounts and writings whereto or wherein he or she shall be a party or which he or she shall sign and upon all other occasions the surname of ‘Domvile’ only or in addition to his or her other surname but so that the name of ‘Domvile’ shall be the last and principal name and also quarter the arms of ‘Domvile’ with his or her own family arms and within the said space of one year (unless prevented by death) apply for and endeavour to obtain an Act of Parliament or proper license from the Crown or take such other steps or means as may be requisite or proper to enable or authorise him or her so to take use and bear the said surname and arms of ‘Domvile’ AND FURTHER that in case after the determination of the life estate of the said Sir Compton Domvile any person who shall so become entitled as aforesaid or the husband of any such person being a female shall neglect or refuse within the said space of one year to take and use such surname or to quarter and bear such arms or to take and use such steps and means as aforesaid or shall at any time afterwards discontinue to use and bear such surname and arms or in case any person who shall so become entitled as aforesaid or the husband of any such person being a female and who respectively shall at the time of his or her or his wife's so becoming entitled to use such surname and bear and use such arms shall at any time afterwards discontinue to use and bear such surname and arms then in then former of such cases from and after the said space of one year or immediately after such discontinuance as aforesaid as the case may be and in the latter of such cases immediately after such discontinuance if the person who or whose husband shall so for the time being refuse neglect or discontinue as aforesaid shall be either by herself or together with her husband or by himself tenant for life at law or in equity the limitation hereinbefore contained to the use of such person and his assigns being a male or the trusts hereinbefore declared for the benefit of such person being a female shall absolutely cease determine and be void and if the person who or whose husband shall so for the time being refuse neglect or discontinue as aforesaid shall be tenant in tail male or in tail then the limitations or limitation under which such person shall be so tenant in tail male or in tail And in case of such person being tenant in tail male then also the limitations hereinbefore contained to him or her in tail shall absolutely cease determine and be void And in the said respective cases the said hereditaments and premises hereby settled shall immediately go over precisely in the same manner as if such person being such tenant for life were actually dead or being such tenant in tail male or in tail were actually dead and there was a general failure of his or her issue inheritable under such limitations in tai

    "PROVIDED ALWAYS AND IT IS HEREBY AGREED AND DECLARED between and by the parties to these presents that every person who after the determination of the life estate of the said Sir Compton Domvile shall by virtue of these presents become entitled beneficially to the possession or to the receipt of the rents and profits of the said hereditaments and premises hereby settled as tenant for life or tenant in tail male or in tail by purchase and who shall not then use and bear the surname and arms of 'Domvile,' shall and do within the space of one year next after he or she shall so become entitled or being an infant then within the space of one year after he or she shall attain the age of twenty-one years AND ALSO that every person to whom any female so becoming entitled as aforesaid shall be married or whom she shall afterwards marry shall and do within the space of one year next after such female shall so become entitled or shall so marry whichever of such events shall last happen unless in the said respective cases any such person shall be prevented by death take upon himself or herself and use in all deeds letters accounts and writings whereto or wherein he or she shall be a party or which he or she shall sign and upon all other occasions the surname of 'Domvile' only or in addition to his or her other surname but so that the name of 'Domvile' shall be the last and principal name and also quarter the arms of 'Domvile' with his or her own family arms and within the said space of one year (unless prevented by death) apply for and endeavour to obtain an Act of Parliament or proper license from the Crown or take such other steps or means as may be requisite or proper to enable or authorise him or her so to take use and bear the said surname and arms of 'Domvile' AND FURTHER that in case after the determination of the life estate of the said Sir Compton Domvile any person who shall so become entitled as aforesaid or the husband of any such person being a female shall neglect or refuse within the said space of one year to take and use such surname or to quarter and bear such arms or to take and use such steps and means as aforesaid or shall at any time afterwards discontinue to use and bear such surname and arms or in case any person who shall so become entitled as aforesaid or the husband of any such person being a female and who respectively shall at the time of his or her or his wife's so becoming entitled to use such surname and bear and use such arms shall at any time afterwards discontinue to use and bear such surname and arms then in the former of such cases from and after the said space of one year or immediately after such discontinuance as aforesaid as the case may be and in the latter of such cases immediately after such discontinuance if the person who or whose husband shall so for the time being refuse neglect or discontinue as aforesaid shall be either by herself or together with her husband or by himself tenant for life at law or in equity the limitation hereinbefore contained to the use of such person and his assigns being a male or the trusts hereinbefore declared for the benefit of such person being a female shall absolutely cease determine and be void and if the person who or whose husband shall so for the time being refuse neglect or discontinue as aforesaid shall be tenant in tail male or in tail then the limitations or limitation under which such person shall be so tenant in tail male or in tail And in case of such person being tenant in tail male then also the limitations hereinbefore contained to him or her in tall shall absolutely cease determine and be void And in the said respective cases the said hereditaments and premises hereby settled shall immediately go over precisely in the same manner as if such person being such tenant for life were actually dead or being such tenant in tail male or in tail were actually dead and there was a general failure of his or her issue inheritable under such limitations in ta

    Number 1 (Private) of 1936: PO NAME AND ARMS (COMPTON DOMVILE ESTATES) ACT, 1936