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No inconsistency in loan interest terms in repossession case
The High Court ruling on loan terms and interest after borrower’s death. Find out more about the case involving a reverse mortgage in Sligo.
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Bank entitled to possession pursuant to “life long loan”
In a recent ruling, Mr. Justice Nolan determined that Bank of Ireland Mortgage Bank is entitled to possess the property of a Co Sligo woman. Key facts revealed.
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Court of Appeal: Appeal from grant of summary judgment dismissed
The Court of Appeal has dismissed an appeal from orders granting summary judgment in which the appellant belatedly attempted to rely upon the O’Malley judgment. Delivering judgment for the Court of Appeal, Mr Justice Donald Binchy determined that whilst the appellant was entitled to apply to introduce a new ground of appeal based on Bank of […]
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High Court Challenge Over Pension Access
A High Court challenge has been brought by a man over the refusal of the Minister for Social Protection to grant him access to his late partner’s pension.
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Order for Possession: Warning Against “Legal Advice”
The High Court has dismissed an appeal against a Circuit Court order for possession on the basis that the defendant’s case consisted of “wide-ranging” arguments that relied upon archaic legislation deemed to “make no sense as a matter of Irish law”. Background The defendants, who executed a mortgage over their property by way of security […]
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Musgrave joins action seeking redress from credit card firms
British courts ruled ‘interchange fees’ by Visa and Mastercard breach competition laws. Musgrave’s brands include SuperValu, Centra, Mace, Donnybrook Fair and La Rousse. The group is one of the biggest players in the Irish grocery market.
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Professional Negligence in Ireland
Introduction
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