Irish Land Commission v Forde
| Jurisdiction | Ireland |
| Judgment Date | 12 February 1919 |
| Date | 12 February 1919 |
| Court | House of Lords (Ireland) |
Cork Improved Dwellings Company v. Barry
IRISH LAND COMMISSION
and
FORDE and Another
H. L.
Landlord and tenant - Action for recovery of land - Estate purchased by Irish Land Commission - Tenant failing to sign undertaking to purchase his holding - Non-payment of rent - Remedy - Irish Land Commission as landlords - Powers - Irish Land Act, 1903 (3 Edw. 7, c. 37), sects. 6, 18,and 19.
Where the Land Commission acquire an estate under sect. 6 of the Irish Land Act, 1903 (3 Edw. 7. c. 37), they...
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Irish Land Commission and Board of Public Works v Ruane
... ... In Talbot Crosbie's Estate (3) , the Chief Baron said (at p. 572):—"The proceedings under these sections—1 to 23 [of the Act of 1903]—are by sect. 23, sub-sect. 8, directed to be carried into effect under the control of the Executive Government," and in Irish Land Commission v. Forde (4) ,decided in 1918, Gibson J. said (at p. 237) that the Land Commission "are incorporated for a great public purpose, with judicial powers and extensive administrative capacity, subject to the control and supervision of the Treasury and Parliament." In the case of Greene v. Irish Land ... ...