Chapter 13	SEARCHES AND MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
13.1	Registry of Deeds
13.2	Interest on client accounts
13.3	Use of Vendor and Purchaser Act summons procedure
13.5	Declaration of  solvency
13.5	Searches
13.6	Statute of limitations — deceased owner — recovery of land
13.7	Pre-contract search by purchasers
13.7	Insurance block policy
13.8	Need to make companies office searches against builder /vendor
13.9	Closing of a sale by post
13.11	Purchasing from liquidator or receiver
13.13	Roche -v- Peilow — follow up — deposits and stage payments on new residential properties
13.14	Client funds on deposit receipt
13.16	Solicitor’s Remuneration General Order, 1986 S.I. No. 379 of 1986
13.17	Sale by receiver
13.17	Closing by post
13.18	Roads-in-charge certificates — are they too expensive?
13.19	Roads in charge certificates
13.19	Housing (Rent Tribunal) Regulations
13.20	Evidence that roads and services are in charge of the local authority
13.21	Powers of Attorney Act, 1996: enduring powers of attorney
13.22	Requisitions on title — 1996 edition — notes
13.29	Local Government (Multi-Storey Buildings) Act 1988
13.31	Memorials in Registry of Deeds — list of queries arising most frequently
13.32	Derelict Sites Act 1990
13.33	Hotel licences
13.35	Hotel licences
13.36	Directors dealing with company — Section 29 Companies Act, 1990
13.38	Automatic renewal of intoxicating liquor licence
13.39	The doctrine of caveat emptor with regard to the structure of a property
13.40	CORT
13.41	Renewal of liquor licences - 1992 — tax clearance certificate
13.42	Local authority — shared ownership scheme
13.43	Farm Retirement Scheme
13.46	Sale by a receiver
13.46	Closing sales by bank drafts
13.47	Particulars delivered (PD) forms
13.48	Sale of licensed premises — tax clearance certificates
13.50	Conveyancing: expert witnesses
13.53	Postal closings
13.55	Insurance company bonds in relation to lost documents and defects on title
13.58	Disclaimers on intestacy
13.59	Assents and the decision in Mohan-v-Roche
13.60	Obligations of vendor’s solicitor in relation to the explanation of non-monetary burdens which appear on folios or appear as “acts” on Registry of Deeds searches
13.62	Voluntary dispositions/bankruptcy
13.65	Disclaimers on intestacy
13.67	Revision of Law Society’s requisitions on title — 1996 edition
13.68	Enduring powers of attorney
13.69	Joint carriage of sale
13.72	Insurance on apartments or quasi-apartments
13.74	Foreign lawyer’s opinion
13.78	Conveyancing in euro
13.83	Law Society requisitions on title — 2001 edition — explanatory memorandum
13.85	Voluntary transfers
13.87	New form C1 replaces form 47 for registration of mortgages / charges in the Companies Office
13.87	Foreign lawyers’ opinions — an update
13.88	Proposed Ordnance Survey annual licence fee
13.89	The presumption of undue influence
13.91	Deeds vesting common areas in management companies
13.92	Disclaimers on intestacy
13.94	“Section 23” type properties
13.95	Registry of Deeds: requirement for county to be included in deed and memorial
13.96	Endorsement of cheques
13.97	Electronic searches in Land Registry
13.98	Proposed changes to law on adverse possession
13.99	Draft Land and Conveyancing Bill 2005 — adverse possession
13.100	Transfer of conveyancing file to new solicitor where client’s title is not yet registered
13.102	Non-personal closing
13.105	Land Registry booklets of title on CD-Rom for new houses