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High Court Rules CCMA Letters Do Not Halt Active Repossessions
The Irish High Court has ruled that sending CCMA correspondence after repossession proceedings have started does not require lenders to pause court action.
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CJEU Ruling Transforms Irish Criminal Injuries Compensation
Following a landmark CJEU ruling, Ireland's Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme will now cover pain and suffering, marking a historic shift for victims.
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The Constitutional Legacy of Slopping Out in Irish Prisons
Explore the legal and historical impact of slopping out in Irish prisons, examining landmark Supreme Court rulings, state liability, and human rights reforms.
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CCPC Sanctions 18 Traders Over Consumer Law Breaches
The CCPC has issued 31 enforcement actions against 18 Irish traders for breaching consumer protection laws, including hidden pricing and misleading information.
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Court of Appeal Upholds Costs Penalty in €170k Injury Case
The Court of Appeal has upheld a High Court decision to penalise a successful personal injury claimant by deducting one day of legal costs from her award.
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High Court Hears Ballyfermot Car Park Lease Dispute
The High Court has heard a complex commercial property dispute involving alleged unauthorised subletting at a Ballyfermot car park and lease agreement disputes.
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High Court Rejects Pepper Finance Bid to Execute Stale Possession Order
High Court blocks Pepper Finance from executing a stale repossession order, ruling that four generic letters do not excuse missing a six-year legal deadline.
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Court clarifies 12-year limit on possession order executions
The Court of Appeal has ruled that the 12-year limitation period for actions upon a judgment does not apply to executing possession orders in Ireland.
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DPC Report Highlights Dispute-Driven Data Access Requests
The Irish Data Protection Commission's latest report reveals that data access requests remain the top source of complaints, often masking underlying disputes.
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Claimants Bear the Brunt as Insurers Pocket Reform Profits
Despite a massive drop in personal injury claims and reduced compensation awards, Irish insurance premiums continue to soar at the expense of injured parties.
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High Court Weighs Constitutional Rights Amid Legal Aid Crisis
The High Court will rule on 11 Article 40 challenges as defendants face pretrial detention without legal representation amid an ongoing legal aid dispute.
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Seamstress Wins Constructive Dismissal Over Unsafe Kids Camp
A Dublin seamstress who raised safety concerns about a youth fashion camp has been awarded €1,000 for constructive dismissal by the WRC.
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