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Leitrim Solicitor Censured Over Longford Conveyancing Proceeds
Solicitor Bridget Farrell Quinn has been censured by the LPDT and ordered to pay €10,000 following misconduct findings over Longford property proceeds.
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Leitrim Solicitor Censured Over Property Proceeds and Fees
Leitrim solicitor Bridget Farrell Quinn has been censured by the disciplinary tribunal over property sale proceeds, poor communication, and legal costs.
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Leitrim Solicitor Censured Over Property Sale Proceeds
Leitrim solicitor Bridget Farrell Quinn has been censured by the Disciplinary Tribunal over failures regarding property sale proceeds, legal fees, and client care.
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High Court Dismisses Garda Judicial Review Over Alternative Remedy
The High Court has dismissed a Garda's judicial review against his dismissal, ruling he should have used the statutory appeal process instead.
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High Court Dismisses Jackson Way Injunction Over M50 Land
The High Court has refused an injunction sought by Jackson Way Properties to halt arbitration over a restrictive covenant on lands acquired for the M50.
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High Court Rejects Landlord Challenge to €15,000 RTB Award
The High Court has refused a Dublin landlord leave to challenge a €15,000 Residential Tenancies Board award over an unlawful tenancy termination.
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Tax Appeals Commission Upholds Levy on CE Scheme Earnings
The Tax Appeals Commission has ruled that Community Employment scheme earnings are subject to income tax and PRSI, dismissing a participant's €5,703 appeal.
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Tax Appeals Commission Overturns Revenue on Artists' Exemption
The Tax Appeals Commission has overturned a Revenue decision, ruling that scholarly introductions to historical books qualify for the Irish Artists' Exemption.
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Carer Hit With €8,500 Tax Bill Over Social Welfare Payments
A recent Tax Appeals Commission ruling has left an Irish family carer liable for an €8,550 tax bill, highlighting the complex taxation of social welfare.
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NORTHERN IRELAND: Tribunal Rejects Council Workers' Wage Deduction Claims
An employment tribunal has dismissed unlawful wage deduction claims against Fermanagh and Omagh Council, ruling disputed payments were expenses.
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Medical Student Withdraws UCD Appeal Over Academic Progression
A medical student has withdrawn her Court of Appeal challenge against UCD concerning academic progression following a High Court dismissal of her case.
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Court of Appeal Exposes Loophole in Fraudulent Injury Claims
A recent Court of Appeal decision in Lynch v MIBI reveals a procedural loophole in Section 26, preventing the dismissal of unverified exaggerated claims.
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