Articles
The practical implications for receivers arising out of Kavanagh V McLaughlin for Bank and Receivership Solicitors
The recent Supreme Court decision given by Ms. Justice Laffoy in the case of Tom Kavanagh and Bank of Scotland Plc v Patrick McLaughlin and Roseann McLaughlin (the “McLaughlins”) delivered on the 19th of March 2015 again casts into doubt the enforceability of certain mortgages. Bank and Receivership Solicitors have to take note. This paper deals with the practical consequences of this decision having particular regard to charges over land registry lands granted in favour of Bank of Scotland (Ireland) Limited (“BOSI”), prior to its merger by absorption by Bank of Scotland Plc. (“BOS”).
How to value a Personal Injury Claim – What is my claim worth?
This article addresses the legal methods and means of how to value a personal injury claim with a view to informing you about the legal processes involved and the processes involved and ultimately, how to assess what your claim is worth. No doubt every Solicitor uses...
UNREASONABLE DELAY IN CONSIDERING CITIZENSHIP APPLICATIONS – a consideration of the High Court judgment of Edwards J. in KM and DG V. The Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform, Ireland and the Attorney General
The question of delay in public decision making was considered in the case KM V Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform [2007] IEHC 234. The applicant in that case had applied for permission to remain in Ireland on the basis of his marriage to an Irish...
Recipients of Banking & Finance Law Firm of the Year 2015 in Ireland and Energy Law Firm of the Year 2015 in Ireland
We are very proud to be the recipients of both the Banking & Finance Law Firm of the Year 2015 and Energy Law Firm of the Year 2015 from Corporate INTL. The awards commemorate those who have been successful in the past twelve months and who have shown excellence...
Debt Collection – How to collect a debt
In this article, I propose to explain how best to collect a debt. You can find our debt collection services information here. Firstly, make sure it is properly due. Sounds simple but some people will wait until they receive an invoice before writing a cheque. Make...
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