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Ground of appeal to be stated. 22. Rules under section fifty of the Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1881, may provide that, subject to the qualifications (if any) contained in those rules, every notice of appeal, under the Land Law Acts, shall state the grounds of appeal, and on the hearing of the appeal no grounds of appeal shall, save by leave of the court, which shall not be given as of course, be entered into except those so stated. For the purpose of this section "appeal" includes "rehearing." Regulations as to interchange of duties of the Land Judge and the Judicial Commissioner of the Irish Land Commission.
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