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I am due a bonus, commission to be precise, and was wondering should i get it paid directly into my PRSA by my employer. I currently pay approximately 12% of my pretax salary into it and this lump will be slightly more than 10% of my current (recently reduced) salary. I will probably reduce...

You never know, you just might find it on d'internet ;-)

*BUMP* I just happened to be googling McGinley today to get his first name (too lazy to get up and get the file out of the cabinet). I got judgment for a client for the differential a month or so ago. We hope to be getting repaid in September. PM me if you are still chasing him or if anyone...

firstly, you have ten days to submit your appeal, or if you miss that deadline then you can apply for an extension. An appeal to the Circuit Court is likely to cost you at least €500-750 and perhaps more especially if you engage a solicitor to lodge the appeal as they may need to attend the...

Re: Civil recovery of debt (Form 39 rev 2), invoices €6,400. How best to proceed? DC, Why would you go in the Circuit Court? High Court proceedings are just as fast (or slow I suppose) if run properly.

The tenant can sign a renunciation of an entitlement to business equity.

You can issue either in Dublin or in Wicklow. (check the www.courts.ie website for local offices)

Re: Can a company just unilaterally change working terms and conditions for employees It is grin and bear it. Particularly if they can show that redundancies would be legitimate if the new terms weren't accepted.

take the Sandyford/Dundrum exit off the M50, take 3rd exit at roundabout, get to next lights and take 1st left, go straight. goatstown cross (i assume the goat grill) is the at 4th set of lights that you meet on this straight run.

Any of the criminal practices Staines & Co, Terence Lyons & Co for example should have someone in there. It is such a straightforward matter that any solicitor can deal with it. Ring around those in Dublin 7.

anyone remember the hoopla when the pint broke the £2 barrier? It wasn't that long ago...

Probably just policy not to do so unless requested, most give receipts which usually end up left on the bar.

Your title deeds will be with the financial institution or should be unless you used one of a couple of "prominent" solicitors. All you need to do is go to the new solicitor and he or she will take up your title deeds from the lending institution directly. No need to bother your previous...

It was remortgaged already, i am looking to bring the mortgage back to the original loan amount.

I rang AIB to enquire about topping up our PPR mortgage (below 50% LTV all things considered) to reduce a Buy to let mortgage. The guy in the commercial section didn't have a problem with that and is to call me back, however the guy in home loans said he didn't think they'd be on for releasing...

There's a lovely spot called Duck Key on the way down. We stayed [broken link removed]

section 10 of the Act Implied undertakings as to quality or fitness. 14.—(1) Subject to the provisions of this Act and of any statute in that behalf, there is no implied condition or warranty as to the quality or fitness for any particular purpose of goods supplied under a contract of sale...

Yes For that money, no. See thread on solicitors fees. possibly, not fit or the purpose it was sold. Well we have only heard your side of the story but I can't see how you could have done anyhting else I would have thought unlikely, there is only another week of Court sittings.

i got a PB from PC World almost two years ago. It's a pile of poo. I won't buy off them again.

Why don't you fence it off and see what happens. The worst is a a letter from the Council telling you to take it down. Without having a look at the title deeds I wouldn't take a position on it as padraig said. However I fail to understand how you can't build on your own property. Public open...