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CIVIL BILL COURT, IRELAND.
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3. Applications under the 37th section of the Landlord and Tenant Law Amendment Act (Ireland), 1860,[1] to annul or vary precepts, orders, or convictions, or for compensation for any loss or damage caused by procuring such precept or order, shall be made in the division of the county where the premises, or some portion of them, lie in respect of which such precept, order, or conviction has been issued or made, unless the opposite party resides in the county, and out of such division, and then in the division of the county where such opposite party resides.

4. Notices under the 37th section of the Landlord and Tenant Law Amendment Act (Ireland), 1860,[1] to annul or vary any precept, order, or conviction, or notice claiming compensation for loss and damage caused by such precept or order shall, where the opposite party has a residence in the county, be served by the process officer of the Court in the manner in which ordinary Civil Bills are directed to be served, but where such opposite party has not a residence in the county, the same may be served by any person.

5. Notices to annul or vary any precept or order, or claiming compensation for loss or damage caused by the procuring of the same, or to annul any conviction made at petty sessions, shall contain the addition and residence of the party who shall cause the same to be served and of the opposite party; and service of the same on the opposite party therein named shall be effected by serving the parties as prescribed for the service of ordinary Civil Bills.

Order XXVII.

Debtors (Ireland) Act, 1872.[2]

1. The procedure to commit to prison, under section 6 of the Debtors (Ireland) Act, 1872[2] shall be commenced by the issuing of a Civil Bill at the suit of the plaintiff therein, which shall specify the date and other particulars of the decree, order, or judgment, for a default in respect of which the process is issued, together with the amount due and the time or times when the original cause of action accrued, and shall require the defendant in such decree, order, or judgment, hereinafter called the debtor, to appear personally, on a day therein named, before the Judge for the county or riding at the quarter sessions for the division in which such debtor shall usually reside or carry on business, to show cause why an order should not be made by the said Judge for the payment by the debtor of the amount of such decree, order, or judgment, in such way, or by such instalments, as to the Judge shall seem fit.

2. If default be made by the debtor in payment of the sum, or of any of the instalments so directed to be paid, the plaintiff may

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 28 & 24 Vict. c. 154.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 35 & 36 Vict. c. 57.
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