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High Court Weighs Naming Former Christian Brothers
The High Court will decide if 340 former Christian Brothers can be named in media adverts to assist a survivor's civil claim against the religious order.
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Record €323k WRC Award for Charity Whistleblower Penalisation
A disability charity has been ordered by the WRC to pay a record €323,240 to a senior manager who suffered egregious penalisation after whistleblowing.
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High Court Overturns Pepper Finance Repossession Order
The High Court has overturned a Pepper Finance repossession order due to a procedural error by the County Registrar in a long-running Dublin mortgage dispute.
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High Court Overturns Repossession Order in Pepper Finance Case
The High Court has ruled in favour of a homeowner facing repossession by Pepper Finance, setting aside a Circuit Court order on strict procedural grounds.
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High Court Mandates Litigation Funding Disclosure
The High Court has ordered the disclosure of third-party litigation funding arrangements, reaffirming Ireland's strict stance on maintenance and champerty.
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NORTHERN IRELAND: SmartEpos NI Ordered to Pay Over £2,700 to Ex-Employee
A Belfast Industrial Tribunal has ordered SmartEpos NI Ltd to pay £2,733.58 to an ex-employee for unpaid notice and breach of contract.
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Student Appeals High Court Dismissal in UCD Academic Case
A UCD medical student appeals a High Court decision dismissing her case regarding the university's handling of her academic progression after an alleged assault.
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Court of Appeal Reaffirms Costs Rule in Regulatory Dispute
The Court of Appeal has reaffirmed the strict application of the costs follow the event rule in a significant ruling involving the Law Society of Ireland.
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High Court Hears Start Mortgages Bid to Strike Out Homeowner Claim
The High Court examines a motion by Start Mortgages to dismiss a homeowner's attempt to halt a Waterford Circuit Court possession order over mortgage arrears.
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Historic 12-Year Repossession Delay Not Statute-Barred, Court Rules
An appellate court has ruled that a 2012 repossession order is not statute-barred, allowing a financial fund to execute the historical judgment.
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Former MMA Star Awarded €56k Over Garda Patrol Car Crash
Former MMA star Charlie Ward receives €56,000 in compensation after a Garda collision derailed his sporting career and cost him a lucrative US fight purse.
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High Court Clarifies Default Judgment Rules in Injury Claims
The High Court has ruled that an affidavit of verification must be served prior to issuing a motion for judgment in default of appearance in injury claims.
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