DEDUCTIONS FROM TOTAL VALUE TO ARRIVE AT ASSESSABLE SITE VALUE. 11. Deductions from Gross Value to arrive at Full Site Value 14. Appropriation of Land for streets, roads, open spaces, &c. 15. Redemption of Fixed Charge... 16. Release of Restrictive Covenants ... ... ... ... ... : ... ... ... Special Form for Minerals treated as a separate parcel of land. Less 1. TOTAL VALUE. 2. Deductions on account of works executed or expenditure of a capital nature incurred NOTICE OF APPEAL TO REFEREE IN RESPECT OF ANY MATTER OTHER THAN TOTAL OR SITE VALUE ON A PROVISIONAL VALUATION. Here insert the matter appealed against, e.g., "The assessment of duty under Part I. of the Finance Act," "The refusal of the Commissioners to make an allowance in respect of, &c. &c.," or "The determination by the Commissioners in respect of the following matter, namely-" If an agent, the name and address of the principal on whose behalf he acts must be stated. C. "FINANCE (1909-10) ACT, 1910. NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL OF APPEAL TO REFEREE IN RESPECT OF Here insert the matter appealed against, e.g., "The assessment of duty under Part I. of the Finance Act," "The refusal of the Commissioners to make an allowance in respect of," &c., &c., or "The determination by the Commissioners in respect of the following matter, namely―" If an agent, the name and address of the principal on whose behalf he acts must be stated. IRELAND. II.-FORM OF DECISION OF REFEREE. FINANCE (1909–19) ACT, 1910. DECISION OF REFEREE ON APPEAL. The decision on the appeal in respect of which the annexed notice of appeal has been given is as follows* : Signed Referee. Dated If the notice of appeal is in Form A., the decision should be stated by reference to the items complained of in the particulars of the grounds of appeal. Any variations in those items with the consequential alterations of the totals, should be stated. If the notice of appeal is in Form B., the decision should follow as far as possible the form of the notice of appeal. LANDLORD AND TENANT, IRELAND. Land Purchase Acts. REGULATIONS, DATED MARCH 28, 1911, MADE BY THE LORD LIEUTENANT UNDER SECTION 23 (8) OF THE IRISH LAND ACT, 1903 (3 Edw. 7. c. 37), AND SECTION 4 OF THE IRISH LAND ACT, 1909 (9 EDW. 7. c. 42). 1911. No. 319. By the Lord Lieutenant-General and General Governor of Ireland. Aberdeen. Whereas by the Irish Land Act, 1903, Section 23, Sub-section (8), it is enacted that the Estates Commissioners in carrying the provisions of the said Act into effect should be under the general control of the Lord Lieutenant, and should act in accordance with such regulations as might be made by Him from time to time, and whereas by the Irish Land Act, 1909, Section 4, it is enacted (1) that regulations might be made by the Lord Lieutenant for determining the priority in which advances whether by means of money or of stock or partly by means of money and partly by means of stock might be sanctioned or made, and for allocating between different classes of sales the amounts from time to time available for advances; (2) that the regulations should provide that in determining the priority as between sales of the same class regard should be had as far as was reasonably practicable to the dates at which proceedings for the respective sales were commenced, or in cases where proceedings were transferred from one class to another to the dates of the respective transfers, and (3) that every regulation made under the said Section should be laid before both Houses of Parliament as soon as might be after it was made. And whereas by the Rules Publication Act, 1893, Section 1, it is provided that at least forty days before making any Statutory Rules, to which the said Section applies, notice of the proposal to make the said Rules and of the place where copies of the draft Rules might be obtained should be published in the Dublin Gazette, and whereas under the provisions of the Rules Publication Act, 1893, notice was given in the Dublin Gazette, dated 17th February, 1911, of the proposal to make regulations under Section 23, Sub-section (8), of the Irish Land Act, 1903, and Section 4 of the Irish Land Act, 1909 (either as originally drawn or as amended by the proper authority) as Statutory Rules under the provisions of the Rules Publication Act, 1893, and of the place where copies of the same might be obtained and all times have elapsed and all things have happened to enable the said regulations to be made as Statutory Rules. * 56-7 V. C. 66. 1903 and s. 4 of Act of 1909. Now We, John Campbell, Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Lieutenant. General, and General Governor of Ireland, hereby make the following Regulations under Section 23 (8) of the Irish Land Act, 1903, and Section 4 of the Irish Land Act, 1909, and We hereby declare that these Regulations shall not come into force until the 1st day of April, 1911, and as from that date shall be in lieu of the Regulations dated the 15th day of February and 24th day of May, 1910. Allocation of Money. The sum of money which may become available for the purposes of advances during the financial year commencing 1st April, 1911, and during each succeeding financial year, after providing the necessary funds for the purposes of the Labourers Acts shall, until further order, be allocated in manner hereinafter appearing. Of the sum of money so available— (a.) Four-tenths shall be allocated for the purposes of carrying out sales of estates and holdings pursuant to the provisions of Sections 1-5 of the Irish Land Act, 1903, as amended by the Irish Land Act, 1909, where the advances are to be made in money alone. (b.) Four-tenths shall be allocated for the purposes of carry ing out similar sales where the advances are to be made partly by means of money and partly by means of stock. (c.) One-tenth shall be allocated for the purposes of carrying out all other Land Commission sales for which advances in money are required, or made. (d.) One-tenth shall be allocated for the purposes of carrying out all sales for the purposes of the Congested Districts Board for which advances in money are required or made. Out of the sum allocated under paragraph (c), at least one-half of said sum shall be available for the purposes of carrying out all pending sales to the Estates Commissioners under Sections 6, 7, 8 of the Irish Land Act, 1903. Out of the sum allocated under paragraph (d), at least threefifths of said sum shall be available for the purposes of carrying out all pending sales for the purposes of the Congested Districts Board. Priority in Cases of Pending Purchase Agreements and of Sales in which Advances are made in money. For the purposes of determining the priorities between cases before the Estates Commissioners and the Congested Districts Board which under the provisions of the Irish Land Act, 1909, are to be financed as pending Purchase Agreements, or in which advances are made in money, the following Regulations shall apply: The Estates Commissioners shall cause three Principal Registers to be kept in their offices. In the first of these Principal Registers (hereinafter referred to as Principal Register of Direct Sales ") all cases of direct sales pending before the Estates Commissioners which, under the provisions of the Irish Land Act, 1909, are to be financed as pending Purchase Agreements shall be entered in the order of priority in which the Agreements to Purchase the holding or parcels of land comprised in the Originating Application or the majority in number of such Agreements were lodged in the offices of the Estates Commissioners. Provided that where Agreements in respect of different estates are lodged on the same day, such estates shall inter se be entered in the order of priority of their respective Record numbers. In the second of these Principal Registers (hereinafter referred to as "Principal Register of Sales to the Estates Commissioners ") all cases of sales pending under Sections 6, 7, and 8 of the Irish Land Act, 1903, which, under the provisions of the Irish Land Act, 1909, are to be financed as pending Purchase Agreements, or in which advances are made in money, shall be entered in order of priority as of the earliest date on which either (a) au Originating Request has been lodged in manner provided by Rules made under the Irish Land Act, 1903; (b) the Vendor has accepted a preliminary estimate of price made by the Land Commission, or; (c) the Land Judge has caused the Land Commission to be furnished with particulars and documents respecting the estate in pursuance of Section 7 of the Irish Land Act, 1903. In the third of these Principal Registers (hereinafter referred to as "Principal Register of Sales to the Congested Districts Board") all cases of sales pending for the purposes of the Congested Districts Board which, under the provisions of the Irish Land Act, 1909, are to be financed as pending Purchase Agreements, or in which advances are made in money, shall be entered in order of priority as of the earliest date on which either (a) an Originating Request has been lodged in manner provided by Rules under the Irish Land Act, 1903; (b) the Vendor has accepted a preliminary estimate of price made by the Land Commission or has entered into a Preliminary Agreement with the Congested Districts Board with a view to the purchase of the estate, or; (c) the Land Judge has caused the Land Commission or the Congested Districts Board to be furnished with particulars and documents respecting the estate in pursuance either of Section 7 or of Section 77 of the Irish Land Act, 1903. The Estates Commissioners shall further cause two Subsidiary Registers to be prepared to each of the said Principal Registers. The Subsidiary Registers to the Principal Register of Direct Sales shall be called respectively Register of Direct Sales (Part Money, Part Stock) and Register of Direct Sales (All Stock). The Subsidiary Registers to the Principal Register of Sales to the Estates Commissioners shall be called respectively Register of Sales to the Estates Commissioners (Part Money, Part Stock) and Register of Sales to the Estates Commissioners (All Stock). |