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1. It
will be seen that it is only when the provisions of sub-s. 1 of s. 62 have been
complied with and the demand duly made to the satisfaction of the District
Justice that he must issue the warrant. In other words, it is only following
the establishment of specified matters that the sub-section operates. This is
no different to many of the statutory provisions which, on proof of certain
matters, make it mandatory on a court to make a specified order. Such
legislative provisions are within the competence of the Oireachtas. The Court,
therefore, rejects the complaint that the section is invalid having regard to
the provisions of the Constitution on the ground alleged.