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Registrars to be appointed.
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10. A Registrar of the Civil Bill Court or courts held before each chairman shall be appointed to discharge such duties and to exercise such powers and authority in connexion with all or any part of the civil jurisdiction of the said chairman, and subject to such regulations and to such obligations and control, as may from time to time be prescribed by rules and orders to be made as herein-after provided: Provided that every such appointment shall be made subject to the following provisions:
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(a.) The appointment shall be made by the chairman, subject to the approval of the Lord Chancellor:
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(b.) Every person so appointed shall be removable by the Lord Chancellor at his discretion, and shall hold his office until he shall die or resign or be so removed, or until the chairman who shall have appointed him shall vacate his office:
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(c.) Every person appointed shall be an attorney or solicitor, or shall have held the office of Clerk, or temporary Clerk, or Deputy Clerk of the Crown, or of Clerk, or temporary clerk, or Deputy Clerk of the Peace, or of Registrar or temporary Registrar of Civil Bills, or of additional clerk appointed under the last preceding section.
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No Registrar shall, either by himself or his partner or agent, be directly or indirectly engaged or concerned as attorney or agent for any party to any proceeding in any Civil Bill Court to which he is attached; and any Registrar offending against this enactment shall for every such offence forfeit and pay the sum of fifty pounds to any person who shall sue for the same in any of Her Majesty's superior courts at Dublin.
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