THE PUBLIC AND THE DEEDS OFFICE.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18015, 6 March 1924, Page 14

THE PUBLIC AND THE DEEDS OFFICE.

?o rlli ROiioil o» "i»» rmlss." 3ir>— mo lo expreß» mv lude lor 8pK«o in vour Column, and n!«o tor out irom t!>o voedz ONoo tuat id is pogziule tor :l private individual to LearH titlc3 or deeds question dv pavment ot il t'ee. Lut permit ma to relate m/ o>vu, experience in pursuit, oF intoriuatiun in tlint oO«? tor -n'nieb. I va« c>uito to pav, and vou 300 tb.it vieitod tl>e Deedz Utneo to nearer titles, and all well. wag verv olili<;iuss, I was a ladv cleric 2US out ok t!>c> titles, lly «aid tnev did not compute, aud tden nuddenlv lie turned to me and aslced we it' I I>ad over done tliiZ deiorc. I said "No," and bo replied tkat bo tliougllt I l»ad come trom, 2 lawver'3 ollieo. I told liiml w«3 onlv a client, unci no immediatel/ altered nis attitude, 2nd at oiwo closed up lilco n, coeklo-snell, and rolled up tlie paper witk tno titleß on and put it in nis pocket. voes tbat nut mean tnat tbs lawvers adniission but not 2 private individual? else could I tliinkl 110 told me to So to mv 2nd no vould got t!>em tor me; wniell I did, and instruetod nim to zet tlio inckormation I paid 2 guinea but nave received no information wbatever except tne' dill oi «03t3 ior attendance at tlie! Deeds vinos.—?ours, etc.,