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1.(1)... appointments to the office of under-sheriff shall be made by the Lord Lieutenant instead of by the sheriff, and an under-sheriff shall be appointed by the Lord Lieutenant for each county and county borough. (2) Every under-sheriff appointed under this Act shall hold office during the Lord Lieutenant's pleasure, and his tenure of office shall not be affected by the appointment of a new sheriff. (3) A person shall not be appointed to the office of under-sheriff under this Act unless he is... a practising barrister of not less than five years' standing, or a practising solicitor of not less than five years' standing, or a person who, for not less than five years, has acted as manager, chief clerk, or assistant of an under-sheriff. [(4) In case of the death or incapacity of an under-sheriff the Secretary of State may (without prejudice to any other power exercisable by him) appoint to be deputy under-sheriff, for the purpose of the performance of the duties of the under-sheriff in relation to county courts, a person qualified to be appointed an under-sheriff; and a deputy under-sheriff so appointed shall hold office until the vacancy is filled or, as the case may be, the under-sheriff becomes capable of resuming his duties.]
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