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Provisions of 1 & 2 Will. 4. c. 33. as to actions, &c. by and against the commissioners of public works, &c. shall apply to proceedings for things done under this Act.
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7. The several enactments contained in the Public Works (Ireland) Act, 1831, which affect or relate to any action or suit to be commenced against the commissioners for the execution of the last-recited Act, or their secretary, or any person or persons, for any thing done by virtue of or in pursuance of the last-recited Act, or in any proceedings in any such action or suit, or any limitation of time for the commencement thereof, . . . or any evidence to be given therein, or any notice of action or suit, or satisfaction, or tender thereof, or any action or suit to be commenced by the said commissioners, or any proceedings therein, or the said commissioners suing or being sued in the name of their secretary, or any abatement or discontinuance of any such action or suit, or the court in which, or to the terms or conditions on which, any such action or suit shall be brought against the said commissioners, collectively or individually, or their secretary, shall be held to apply to and extend to any action or suit to be commenced against the commissioners of public works in Ireland, or their secretary, or any person or persons, for any thing done by virtue of or in pursuance of this Act, or to any proceedings in any such action or suit, or to the limitation or time for the commencing thereof, . . . or to any notice of any such action or suit, or to any evidence to be given therein, or to any action or suit to be commenced by the said commissioners of public works in the execution of this Act, or on account of or in pursuance of this Act, or to any proceedings in any such action or suit, or to the said commissioners suing or being sued in the name of their secretary for the time being, or to any abatement or discontinuance of any such action or suit, or to the court in which, or to the terms or conditions on which any such action or suit shall be brought against the said commissioners of public works, collectively or individually, or against their secretary.
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