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Thank you. Sounds like a good solution. The more I think of it the more I think this problem should be advised to the solicitor.

Thank you. That's a perfectly good point. As it happens the Executor is the sole Beneficiary.

I'm not the Executor but having been dealing with all of the Testator's affairs for the last 3 years I am completely involved in what's happening now that she's died. Probate we are told may not happen for 6 months. I'm sorry but I don't know what form CA24 is. The problem I see is that the...

I can't find my topic so have started a new thread. Hope that's ok. The Executor took charge of a number of State Pension payments which had not been collected before the Testator died. The Solicitor is not aware of this. Should the Executor lodge the money so that it automatically becomes part...

And they all lived happily ever after, in peace and harmony? You make it sound like Shangri-La. I’m surprised at you Purple that you, obviously knowing something of China’s history, choose to gloss over the Qing dynasty and the enormously turbulent period from approx 1911 to the present day, the...

I'm afraid not! I do believe however that the indignation expressed here is misplaced and here's why:- In my opinion it’s a totally futile exercise to critically assess the human rights policies or indeed any other aspect of the culture of countries which are as ‘foreign’ to us as China is...

It's actually .006% Interesting how you can infer ‘petulant’ (meaning cranky: peevish: rude) from a 2-letter word followed by a question mark! I’m not for a moment condoning what’s happening in China but I find it hard to get exercised about it in the context of the following:- * AIDS...

Re: Hit by car - Pedestrian I apologise if I gave the impression that the PIAB handled holiday cancellatioin claims. That wasn't my intention. I had picked up on:- "lower back pain and whiplash" and supposed that was also being asked about.

Re: Hit by car - Pedestrian AFAIK you can only go to the PIAB except where medical negligence is at issue. You should be told that by the Solicitor.

Thanks Gaz.

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Lots of useful advice there. As a matter of interest do you know of anyone winning such a case and if so what are the likely costs?

TnaG and TV3 are on UHF only, while RTE1 and RTE2 are on both but VHF is now only supported on some of the transmitters.

It can be done in 20 minutes or so if you try to work out the angle in advance using a compass or even a protractor- I used a couple of lengths of old skirting boards attached at one end for sighting along. The dish should be approx vertical to begin with and then tweaked when the sat is found...

This might help:- [broken link removed]

Re: Barring people from a shop I'm not a lawywer but AFAIK you are completely within your rights to decide who you want to serve and by definition therefore who you wish to have in your shop. That would suggest that a sign isn't necessary. Where you need to be careful perhaps is with the...

No mention of that in the rules (following) but to be sure you should check with Welfare. A quick calculation indicates that in 38 years you will clock up circa 1,976 contributions so you can run the numbers from there. From www.welfare.ie... "3. What are the social insurance contribution...

Just checked the listings on lyngsat and spotted 2 channels I'm getting which are only carried on Eurobird. Good luck with the installation.

I've assumed that to be the case as on my Technomate's Channel List it's described as "Astra 2/Eurobird".

Excellent points all. I appreciate it.