To deal with the anomalous state of affairs arising from there being two rival systems of Courts, within months of its establishment, the Executive Council of the Irish Free State tabled and the Dáil passed the Dáil Éireann Courts (Winding Up) Act 1923.
To deal with the anomalous state of affairs arising from there being two rival systems of Courts, within months of its establishment the Executive Council of the Irish Free State appointed a Judicial Committee chaired by Lord Glenavy to decide upon the best system for the new state. The Executive Council then tabled and the Dáil passed the Dáil Éireann Courts (Winding Up) Act 1923.