Terry The Civil Liability and Courts Act 2004 demands that pleadings in personal injury cases be specific, not general. Decisions form the High Court and Court of Appeal recently have put the spotlight on sections 12–14 of the Civil Liability and Courts Act 2004. Section 13 of this act provides, 13.—(1) All pleadings in a personal … Read more
I’m no investing genius. But I don’t think I have to be to make good money investing in shares. In the last 6 months, or so, I have achieved an increase of 56% in the value of my basket of shares in my Davy Select account. Let me tell you how I did it. In … Read more
Are you a first-time property buyer? If you are you may have some concerns and worries about the timing of the various payments you will need to make to buy your first piece of real estate. Let’s take a look, shall we? The first payment you will be expected to make will be a booking … Read more
Warren Buffet believes the only way to value companies and their shares is by the DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) method. At its simplest he argues that the calculation of how much cash a share is going to return back to you over time is the way you should use to decide whether a share is … Read more
If you are buying a new house you should check if it is registered with a structural defect scheme such as HomeBond or Premier. Your lender, if you are borrowing to purchase, may make it a condition of the loan offer that the house is covered by such a scheme. Or the lender may accept … Read more