What do I need to know if I’m buying an apartment?
When you purchase a house, you get freehold title to the property and this means you own it outright. But with apartments, it is usually
Father who had gone guarantor for son successful in getting bank proceedings against him dismissed due to bank’s inordinate delay
An individual invested in property and had taken out a commercial loan with Ulster Bank Ireland Ltd. The father of this individual had gone guarantor
Compensation of €25,000 for child scalded on flight
A Circuit Court judge approved compensation of €25,000 to a six-year-old girl who was injured during an Aer Lingus flight when she was scalded when
PERSONAL INJURIES
Child Injured in Ice Rink Leisure Centre An eight year old boy lost the top of his little finger down to the knuckle on his left
SUCCESSION
Non marital son, excluded from will, awarded third of mother’s estate The plaintiff’s mother died in 2015 and in her will left her farmhouse
EMPLOYMENT LAW
Racial Discrimination A Nigerian was awarded €30,000 for racial discrimination by his team leader in an appeal from the WRC to the Labour Court. There were two
PROBATE
Photocopy Will Not Admitted to Probate When Original Will Lost The deceased man, an elderly farmer, executed a homemade will in 2003 with assistance
PERSONAL INJURIES
Cases of No Merit Dismissed In two High Court cases taken together the Court in dismissing them spoke at length on the economic reasons why
PROBATE
Carbon Copy of Will Admitted to Probate Thomas Delahunty died in March 2015, his wife had predeceased him, and they had no children. In
