Taxing Masters (Ireland) Act, 1848

Additional taxing masters.

2. . . . the Lord Chancellor of Ireland shall have power to appoint some fit and competent person to be another additional taxing master, being a solicitor who shall for not less than ten years have practised as a solicitor of the said court; and as often as any taxing master appointed under the said recited Act or this Act, or to be appointed, or any of his or their successors, shall die or resign, or be removed from his office, the Lord Chancellor shall have power to appoint a taxing master, qualified as aforesaid, in the room of the taxing master who shall so die, resign, or be removed:

[S. 3 rep. 54 & 55 Vict. c. 67. (S.L.R.)]