Record of Title Act (Ireland) 1865

Devisee of deceased recorded owner may apply to be recorded as owner.

34. On the death of the recorded owner of any real estate, any person claiming as devisee may apply to the judge for a fiat directing the officer to record the applicant as owner, in the place of the deceased person; but the judge shall withhold such fiat until the applicant shall have lodged in the office the probate or a true copy of the will or codicil under which he claims; and no transfer or disposition by any such devisee shall be recorded, except after the service of such notice on the heir-at-law and executors (if any) as the judge may deem necessary; and the judge may also, if he shall see fit, suspend such fiat until a decision of some other competent court in favour of the title claimed by such devisee shall have been obtained.