Terry This personal injuries case involves a woman who worked in Abbott Ireland in Clonmel since 1999 and who injured her head as she entered a lift at her workplace in 2014. She was speaking with a colleague as she entered a lift and was looking away from the lift doors towards her colleague. The woman, … Read more
A company can be dissolved by liquidation and there are three categories of liquidation: A voluntary liquidation by the members after the making of a statutory declaration of solvency A voluntary liquidation by the members which is ratified by the company creditors A court ordered liquidation In a voluntary liquidation the appointed liquidator must file … Read more
“Subject to Contract” is a phrase you may come across from time to time. I encounter it most frequently in relation to the purchase and sale of property and in employment law settlement agreements. What does it mean? Let’s take a look, shall we? At its simplest it means that an agreement is being negotiated … Read more
In order for any contract to be enforceable you need 5 things: The parties must have the legal capacity to enter into a contract They must intend creating legal relations The contractual terms must be certain There must be offer and acceptance There must be consideration. For the sale of land or real property it … Read more
The stamp that is put on your passport by an immigration officer will determine: What you can and cannot do in Ireland How long you can stay The amount of time you accumulate on a stamp is important when you apply for citizenship by naturalisation as it will indicate ‘reckonable service’ for the purpose of … Read more