Sections 119 and 127.
1. In the calculation of the means of a person for the purposes of Chapters 2 and 3 of Part III, the following things and no other things shall be deemed to constitute the means of a person -
(1) the yearly value ascertained in the prescribed manner of all property belonging to him or to his spouse (not being property personally used or enjoyed by him or by his spouse or a farm of land leased either by him or by his spouse under a lease which was certified by the Irish Land Commission to be bona fide and in accordance with sound land use practice) which is invested or otherwise put to profitable use or is capable of being, but is not, invested or put to profitable use;
(2) all income which he or his spouse may reasonably expect to receive during the succeeding year in cash, whether as contributions to the expenses of the household or otherwise, but excluding -
(a) all moneys earned by his spouse from insurable employment and insurable self-employment,
(b) any