{"html": "<div class=\"lf-doc\"><p class=\"lf-p\">118.—Property representing the share of a person as a legal right and property which is the subject of an order under section 117 shall bear their due proportions of the estate duty payable on the estate of the deceased.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Proceedings to be in chambers.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">119.—All proceedings in relation to this Part shall be heard in chambers.</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">PART X</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Unworthiness to Succeed and Disinheritance Exclusion of persons from succession. [New] 120.—(1) A sane person who has been guilty of the murder, attempted murder or manslaughter of another shall be precluded from taking any share in the estate of that other, except a share arising under a will made after the act constituting the offence, and shall not be entitled to make an application under section 117.</p>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(2)</span>A spouse against whom the deceased obtained a decree of divorce a mensa et thoro, a spouse who failed to comply with a decree of restitution of conjugal rights obtained by the deceased and a spouse guilty of desertion which has continued up to the death for two years or more shall be precluded from taking any share in the estate of the deceased as a legal right or on intestacy.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(3)</span>A spouse who was guilty of conduct which justified the deceased in separating and living apart from him shall be deemed to be guilty of desertion within the meaning of subsection (2).</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(4)</span>A person who has been found guilty of an offence against the deceased, or against the spouse or any child of the deceased (including a child adopted under the Adoption Acts, 1952 and 1964, and a person to whom the deceased was in loco parentis at the time of the offence), punishable by imprisonment for a maximum period of at least two years or by a more severe penalty, shall be precluded from taking any share in the estate as a legal right or from making an application under section 117.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(5)</span>Any share which a person is precluded from taking under this section shall be distributed as if that person had died before the deceased.</div>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Dispositions for purpose of disinheriting spouse or children. [New] 121.—(1) This section applies to a disposition of property (other than a testamentary disposition or a disposition to a purchaser) under which the beneficial ownership of the property vests in possession in the donee within three years before the death of the person who made it or on his death or later.</p>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(2)</span>If the court is satisfied that a disposition to which this section applies was made for the purpose of defeating or substantially diminishing the share of the disponer's spouse, whether as a legal right or on intestacy, or the intestate share of any of his children, or of leaving any of his children insufficiently provided for, then, whether the disponer died testate or intestate, the court may order that the disposition shall, in whole or in part, be deemed, for the purposes of Parts VI and IX, to be a devise or bequest made by him by will and to form part of his estate, and to have had no other effect.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(3)</span>To the extent to which the court so orders, the disposition shall be deemed never to have had effect as such and the donee of the property, or any person representing or deriving title under him, shall be a debtor of the estate for such amount as the court may direct accordingly.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(4)</span>The court may make such further order in relation to the matter as may appear to the court to be just and equitable having regard to the provisions and the spirit of this Act and to all the circumstances.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(5)</span>Subject to subsections (6) and (7), an order may be made under this section— (a) in the interest of the spouse, on the application of the spouse or the personal representative of the deceased, made within one year from the first taking out of representation, (b) in the interest of a child, on an application under section 117.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(6)</span>In the case of a disposition made in favour of the spouse of the disponer, an order shall not be made under this section on an application by or on behalf of a child of the disponer who is also a child of the spouse.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(7)</span>An order shall not be made under this section affecting a disposition made in favour of any child of the disponer, if— (a) the spouse of the disponer was dead when the disposition was made, or (b) the spouse was alive when the disposition was made but was a person who, if the disponer had then died, would have been precluded under any of the provisions of section 120 from taking a share in his estate, or (c) the spouse was alive when the disposition was made and consented in writing to it.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(8)</span>If the donee disposes of the property to a purchaser, this section shall cease to apply to the property and shall apply instead to the consideration given by the purchaser.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(9)</span>Accrual by survivorship on the death of a joint tenant of property shall, for the purposes of this section, be deemed to be a vesting of the beneficial ownership of the entire property in the survivor.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(10)</span>In this section “disposition” includes a donatio mortis causa.</div>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Proceedings to be in chambers.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">122.—All proceedings in relation to this Part shall be heard in chambers.</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">PART XI</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Limitation of Actions Personal representative, as such, not a trustee under Statute of Limitations, 1957. [1959 (No. 8) s. 26] 123.—(1) A personal representative in the capacity of personal representative shall not, by reason only of section 10 , be a trustee for the purposes of the Statute of Limitations, 1957 .</p>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(2)</span>Subsection (1) is in substitution for paragraph (d) of subsection (2) of section 2 of the Statute of Limitations, 1957 , repealed by this Act. “Trustee” in Statute of Limitations, 1957, not to include a bailiff. [New. Overrules Rice v. Begley [1920] 1 I.R. 243] 124.—Notwithstanding any rule of law, “trustee” in the Statute of Limitations, 1957 , shall not include a person whose fiduciary relationship arises merely because he is in possession of property comprised in the estate of a deceased person in the capacity of bailiff for another person.</div>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Persons entitled to shares in land. [New. Cf. Ward v. Ward (1871) L.R. 6 Ch. 789, Coyle v. MC Fadden [1901] 1 I.R. 298, Smith v. Savage [1906] 1 I.R. 469] 125.—(1) Where each of two or more persons is entitled to any share in land comprised in the estate of a deceased person, whether such shares are equal or unequal, and any or all of them enter into possession of the land, then, notwithstanding any rule of law to the contrary, those who enter shall (as between themselves and as between themselves and those (if any) who do not enter) be deemed, for the purposes of the Statute of Limitations, 1957 , to have entered and to acquire title by possession as joint tenants (and not as tenants in common) as regards their own respective shares and also as regards the respective shares of those (if any) who do not enter.</p>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(2)</span>Subsection (1) shall apply whether or not any such person entered into possession as personal representative of the deceased, or having entered, was subsequently granted representation to the estate of the deceased.</div>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Actions in respect of estates of deceased persons. [New] 126.—The Statute of Limitations, 1957 , is hereby amended by the substitution of the following section for section 45: “45. (1) Subject to section 71, no action in respect of any claim to the estate of a deceased person or to any share or interest in such estate, whether under a will, on intestacy or under section 111 of the Succession Act, 1965, shall be brought after the expiration of six years from the date when the right to receive the share or interest accrued.</p>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(2)</span>No action to recover arrears of interest in respect of any legacy or damages in respect of such arrears shall be brought after the expiration of three years from the date on which the interest became due.”</div>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Limitation period in case of disability. [New] 127.—</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 49</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">of the Statute of Limitations, 1957 , which extends the periods of limitation fixed by that Act where the person to whom a right of action accrued was under a disability, shall have effect in relation to an action in respect of a claim to the estate of a deceased person or to any share in such estate, whether under a will, on intestacy or as a legal right, as if the period of three years were substituted for the period of six years mentioned in subsection (1) of that section.</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">PART XII</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Provisions relating to Probate Office and District Probate Registries Assistant Probate Officer. [1959 (No. 8) s. 25.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">128.—(1) In this section “the Assistant Probate Officer” means the officer employed in the Probate Office who is next in rank to the Probate Officer and is qualified to be appointed to be Probate Officer.</p>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(2)</span>The powers, authorities, duties and functions exercisable or performable by the Probate Officer may, subject to any restrictions which the President of the High Court may think fit to impose, be exercised or performed by the Assistant Probate Officer.</div>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">District probate registries. [1857 (c. 79) ss. 16, 17; 1926 (No. 27) s. 56] 129.—(1) There shall be district probate registries for such districts and at such places as the Minister may by order appoint.</p>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(2)</span>The Minister may by order— (a) alter the district served by a district probate registry; (b) add to or reduce the number of such districts; (c) direct that any district probate registry may be at such place within the district as he thinks fit; (d) close any district probate registry.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(3)</span>Whenever the Minister makes an order closing a district probate registry, the Minister may by that order make provision for enabling applications for representation, in cases in which the deceased, at the time of his death, had a fixed place of abode within the district previously served by that registry, to be lodged with the county registrar for the area in which that place of abode was situate and for the transmission of the applications by the county registrar to the Probate Office and the transmission of the grants (if and when issued) from the Probate Office to the said county registrar for delivery to the person entitled thereto.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(4)</span>Until provision is otherwise made under this section, the district probate registries existing at the commencement of this Act shall continue to function for the districts and at the places theretofore appointed by law.</div>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Fees to be taken at district probate registries.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">130.—(1) In this section, “the Act of 1936” means the Courts of Justice Act, 1936 . [1959 (No. 8) s. 24 (1)]</p>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(2)</span>For the purposes of section 65 (which empowers the Minister to prescribe court fees) of the Act of 1936, every district probate registry shall be deemed to be an office established by the Court Officers Act, 1926 .</div>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">S.I. No. 251 of 1956.</p>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">(3)</span>The Supreme Court and High Court (Fees) Order, 1956, as modified by section 24 of the Administration of Estates Act, 1959 , shall, notwithstanding the repeal of that Act by this Act, continue to apply in respect of each district probate registry and each district probate registrar.</div>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Acting district probate registrars. [1959 (No. 8) s. 24 (2)] 131.—Where a person (in this section referred to as the acting district probate registrar) is for the time being required and authorised by the Minister under section 9 of the Court Officers Act, 1945 , as amended by section 5 of the Court Officers Act, 1951 , to perform the duties of district probate registrar for the district served by a particular district probate registry, the Minister may authorise a specified officer serving in that district probate registry or in the circuit court office which serves the area within which such district probate registry is located to execute, during the temporary absence or temporary incapacity through illness of the acting district probate registrar, the office of district probate registrar for that district and, if the Minister does so, then, such officer shall, during any such temporary absence or temporary incapacity, have and exercise all the powers and fulfil all the duties of the district probate registrar for that district unless and until the Minister otherwise directs.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">FIRST SCHEDULE Rules as to Application of Assets</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Part I</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Rules as to payment of debts where the estate is insolvent</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 46</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">. [New as to estates administered out of court] 1. The funeral, testamentary and administration expenses have priority.</p>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">2.</span>Subject as aforesaid, the same rules shall prevail and be observed as to the respective rights of secured and unsecured creditors and as to debts and liabilities provable and as to the valuation of annuities and future and contingent liabilities, respectively, and as to the priorities of debts and liabilities as may be in force for the time being under the law of bankruptcy with respect to the assets of persons adjudged bankrupt.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">3.</span>In the application of the said rules the date of death shall be substituted for the date of adjudication in bankruptcy.</div>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Part II</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Order of application of assets where the estate is solvent [New] 1. Property of the deceased undisposed of by will, subject to the retention thereout of a fund sufficient to meet any pecuniary legacies.</p>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">2.</span>Property of the deceased not specifically devised or bequeathed but included (either by a specific or general description) in a residuary gift, subject to the retention out of such property of a fund sufficient to meet any pecuniary legacies, so far as not provided for as aforesaid.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">3.</span>Property of the deceased specifically appropriated or devised or bequeathed (either by a specific or general description) for the payment of debts.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">4.</span>Property of the deceased charged with, or devised or bequeathed (either by a specific or general description) subject to a charge for, the payment of debts.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">5.</span>The fund, if any, retained to meet pecuniary legacies.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">6.</span>Property specifically devised or bequeathed, rateably according to value.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">7.</span>Property appointed by will under a general power, rateably according to value.</div>\n<div class=\"lf-abs\"><span class=\"lf-abs-num\">8.</span>The following provisions shall also apply— (a) The order of application may be varied by the will of the deceased. (b) This Part of this Schedule does not affect the liability of land to answer the death duty imposed thereon in exoneration of other assets.</div>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">SECOND SCHEDULE Repeals</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 8</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">.</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Part I</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">English Statutes Session and Chapter Short title or subject-matter Extent of repeal 11 Hen. 3.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Curtesy Act, 1226.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">20 Hen. 3: (Statutes of Merton) (1235) c. 1.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Writ of dower.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole chapter. c. 2.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Widow's right to bequeath corn.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole chapter. c. 9.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Special bastardy.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole chapter.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">13 Edw. 1: c. 19.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Administration of Estates Act, 1285.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act. c. 34.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Dower Act, 1285.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">25 Edw. 1. c. 7.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Dower Act, 1297.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">31 Edw. 3. st. 1. c. 11.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Administration of Estates Act, 1357.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Part II</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Pre-Union Irish Statutes Session and Chapter Short Title Extent of repeal 28 Hen. 8. c. 18.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Administration of Estates Act, 1537.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">10 Chas. 1. sess. 2. c. 1.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Statute of Uses, 1634.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Sections 5, 6 and 8.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">10 Chas. 1. sess. 3. c. 10.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Administration of Estates Act, 1634.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">7 Will. 3: c. 6.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Statute of Distribution, 1695.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act. c. 12.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Statute of Frauds, 1695 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 7, from “and if any cestuyque trust hereafter shall dye” to the end of the section.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Sections 8, 19 and 20.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">6 Anne c. 2.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Registration of Deeds Act, 1707.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act in so far as it relates to wills and devises.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">10 Geo. 1. c. 5.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Mining Leases Act, 1723.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 1, from “and also to and for all and every person and persons” to “tenant in dower, or by the curtesie”.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 3, “tenants in dower, or by the curtesie”.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 9, “tenant in dower, or tenant by the curtesie”.</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Part III</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">British Statutes Session and Chapter Short Title Extent of repeal 38 Geo. 3. c. 87.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Administration of Estates Act, 1798.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">58 Geo. 3. c. 81.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Infant Executors (Ireland) Act, 1818.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">11 Geo. 4 &amp; 1 Will. 4 : c. 40.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Executors Act, 1830.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act. c. 47.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Debts Recovery Act, 1830.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">3 &amp; 4 Will. 4: c. 104.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Administration of Estates Act, 1833.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act. c. 105.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Dower Act, 1833.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act. c. 106.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Inheritance Act, 1833.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act, save so far as it may apply to the descent of an estate tail.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">4 &amp; 5 Will. 4. c. 92.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Fines and Recoveries (Ireland) Act, 1834.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 25, “no woman in respect of her dower, and”.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">5 &amp; 6 Will. 4. c. 62.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Statutory Declarations Act, 1835 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 16.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">7 Will. 4 &amp; 1 Vict. c. 26.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Wills Act, 1837.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">1 &amp; 2 Vict. c. 109.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Tithe Rentcharge (Ireland) Act, 1838.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 8, “and each tenant in dower or tenant by courtesy”.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">2 &amp; 3 Vict. c. 60.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Debts Recovery Act, 1839.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">3 &amp; 4 Vict. c. 105.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Debtors (Ireland) Act, 1840 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Sections 61 and 62.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">5 &amp; 6 Vict. c. 82.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Stamp Duties (Ireland Act), 1842 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 35, “personal”.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">11 &amp; 12 Vict. c. 87.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Debts Recovery Act, 1848.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">12 &amp; 13 Vict. c. 105.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Renewable Leasehold Conversion Act, 1849.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 9, from “to give dower or curtesy” to “such conversion, or”.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 35, “or as tenant in dower or by the curtesy”.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">14 &amp; 15 Vict. c. 57.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Civil Bill Courts (Ireland) Act, 1851 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Sections 49 to 57, 108.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">15 &amp; 16 Vict. c. 24.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Wills Act Amendment Act, 1852.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">16 &amp; 17 Vict. c. 113.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Common Law Procedure Amendment Act (Ireland), 1853 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 137.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">17 &amp; 18 Vict. c. 113.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Real Estate Charges Act, 1854.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">20 &amp; 21 Vict. c. 79.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Probates and Letters of Administration Act (Ireland), 1857.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">22 &amp; 23 Vict: c. 31.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Court of Probate Act (Ireland), 1859.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act. c. 35.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Law of Property Amendment Act, 1859 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Sections 14 to 18.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Sections 19 and 20, save in so far as they may apply to the descent of an estate tail.</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 29.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">23 &amp; 24 Vict. c. 154.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Landlord and Tenant Law Amendment Act, Ireland, 1860 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 9, from “and in case” to the end of the section.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">24 &amp; 25 Vict: c. 114.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Wills Act, 1861.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act. c. 121.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Domicile Act, 1861.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">27 &amp; 28 Vict. c. 99.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Civil Bill Courts Procedure Amendment Act (Ireland), 1864 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 42.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">28 &amp; 29 Vict. c. 72.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Navy and Marines (Wills) Act, 1865.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">30 &amp; 31 Vict. c. 69.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Real Estate Charges Act, 1867.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">32 &amp; 33 Vict. c. 46.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Administration of Estates Act, 1869.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">33 &amp; 34 Vict: c. 46.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Act, 1870 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 59.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">c. 71.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">National Debt Act, 1870 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 17.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 73, “receipt of dividends and” and “and to receipt of dividends on stock standing in the names of infants or persons of unsound mind”.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">36 &amp; 37 Vict. c. 52.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Intestates Act, 1873.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">38 &amp; 39 Vict. c. 27.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Intestates Act, 1875.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">40 &amp; 41 Vict: c. 18.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Settled Estates Act, 1877.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 46, “either in his own right or in right of his wife” and from “and also for” to “wife who is seised in fee”. c. 34.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Real Estate Charges Act, 1877.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 47, from “and in the case of” to the end of the section.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Paragraph (a) of section 33. c. 56.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">County Officers and Courts (Ireland) Act, 1877 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Paragraph (c) of section 40.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Sections 41, 46 and 47.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">44 &amp; 45 Vict: c. 12.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Customs and Inland Revenue Act, 1881 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 33.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">c. 41.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Conveyancing Act, 1881 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 30.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">45 &amp; 46 Vict: c. 29.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Country Court Amendment (Ireland) Act, 1882 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Paragraph (a) of section 10. c. 38.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Settled Land Act, 1882.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In subsection (1) of section 58, “(viii) A tenant by the curtesy”. c. 39.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Conveyancing Act, 1882 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 10 in so far as it applies to wills.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">47 &amp; 48 Vict: c. 18.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Settled Land Act, 1884.</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 8.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">c. 71.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Intestates Estates Act, 1884.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">56 &amp; 57 Vict. c. 53.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Trustee Act, 1893 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 21 in so far as it applies to personal representatives.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">57 &amp; 58 Vict. c. 30.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Finance Act, 1894 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 16.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">10 Edw. 7 &amp; 1 Geo. 5. c. 8.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Finance (1909–10) Act, 1910 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Subsection (2) of section 61.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">1 &amp; 2 Geo. 5. c. 37.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Conveyancing Act, 1911 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 12.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">5 &amp; 6 Geo. 5. c. 17.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Navy and Marines (Wills) Act, 1914.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">7 &amp; 8 Geo. 5. c. 58.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Wills (Soldiers and Sailors) Act, 1918.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Part IV</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Statutes of Saorstát Éireann and of the Oireachtas Number and Year Short Title Extent of repeal No. 27 of 1926.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Court Officers Act, 1926 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 56</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">No. 9 of 1928.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Bodies Corporate (Executors and Administrators) Act, 1928 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">No. 12 of 1954.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Intestates' Estates Act, 1954 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">No. 6 of 1957.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Statute of Limitations, 1957 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Paragraph (d) of subsection (2) of section 2 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In section 21 “co-parceners”.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Sections 22 , 45 and 46 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">No. 8 of 1959.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Administration of Estates Act, 1959 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">The whole Act.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">No. 44 of 1960.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Defence (Amendment) (No. 2) Act, 1960.</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Section 5.</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">No. 39 of 1961.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Courts (Supplemental Provisions) Act, 1961.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">In the Third Schedule, the entries set out at reference numbers 16 and 17.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">No. 7 of 1964.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Guardianship of Infants Act, 1964.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Subsection (7) of section 7.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">No. 16 of 1964.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Registration of Title Act, 1964 .</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Subsection (3) of section 61 .</p>\n<h3 class=\"lf-part\">Part IV</h3>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">.</p>\n<p class=\"lf-p\">Privacy Statement Accessibility European Legislation Identifier (PDF) Open Data License Ráiteas Príobháideachais Inrochtaineacht Aitheantóir Eorpach Reachtaíochta (ELI) Ceadúnas Sonraí Oscailte Liosta Fianán © Government of Ireland. 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