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A ruling has found that debt management company Money Village will not be subject to VAT.
Northern Ireland’s Attorney General found in a report that the Public Prosecution Service was correct in its earlier judgement.
The Streisand effect in full swing.
The woman’s boyfriend, Wayne, received no punishment.
She had been inappropriately transferred by her employer.
The man’s wife had enrolled her in a school without his knowledge.
The €19.10 payment and the operation of direct provision were not deemed unlawful.
The European Court of Justice said that Germany did not have to give a Romanian man benefits.
It was originally hoped that this meeting would take place in September.
The Press Ombudsman says the article breached the Sinn Féin leader’s right to a good name.
In a separate case, the HSE was found not to have discriminated against a young man with a number of health issues.
The tribunal ruled that too much blame was attributed to the créche worker over the incident.
The High Court could not rule on whether the move was legal.
It was confirmed earlier today that the Scottish side would progress to the next round despite being beaten 6-1.
Justice Kearns said it is ‘insufficient’ for the gardaí to state that it is ‘normal or usually the case’ that the photographic record is included with the summons.
The High Court made the decision in a dispute between two families and the Department of Education.
The ruling allows ISPs to decide the best way to combat copyright violations in their respective country.
Under the new regulations, the Japanese government will treat bitcoin like any other goods and services, and will tax any transactions made using it.
The Supreme Court has ruled that anyone being held in custody who requests a lawyer cannot be questioned until they get legal advice.
The Dublin City Business Improvement District think ASBOs will improve Dublin’s anti-social behaviour issues, but a Dublin City Councillor said he isn’t convinced.
The company tried to block the monitor saying he had a personal bias against it.
The men were abducted at night by Russian federal servicemen. None of their families have had any news of them since.
European Court of Human Rights ordered immediate release of Miguel Ricart under an October ruling that has several violent convicts demanding their freedom.
The family of Dylan Gaffney Hayes, who suffered catastrophic brain injuries during birth, was awarded a settlement of €8.5 million in the High Court today.
In a ruling in July, Judge Henry Abbott said a fellow judge had approached him about a case that was before him.
The social network must pay $20 million after an estimated 614,000 Facebook users had their personal details appear in ads on the site.
The Data Protection Commissioner had appealed a High Court ruling which had quashed an earlier decision to order Eircom to suspend it’s ‘three strikes and your out’ agreement with four music companies.
The Dublin-based carrier had argued the sale shouldn’t be allowed as the Italian airline received unlawful state aid.
There was standing-room only in the small courtroom on Monday morning as the 7 judges ruled that Marie Fleming, who has MS, did not have the right to end her own life with help from her partner.
Chief Justice Susan Denham said the circumstances were “very tragic” but that there was no Constitutional ‘right to die’.
With over 24 million documents and a court case that could take over six months, the availability of jurors and their understanding of this complex trial is being flagged by legal professionals. Nuala Haughey explores the future of juries in white collar crime cases.
The suspension comes amid an ongoing row between the Indian Olympic Association and the organisation.
The European Court of Justice has ruled that the eurozone’s permanent bailout fund is lawful.
It said that its recommended options to implement the European Ruling in the case of A, B and C versus Ireland include primary legislation or guidelines.
The Transport Minister has insisted that the children’s referendum will go ahead tomorrow amid calls for it to be postponed in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling about the government’s information campaign.
The court found that the Bus Éireann does not have a contract with the Government, so the scheme does not have to be put out to tender.
The court will rule tomorrow morning whether the president can sign the ESM into law or not.
THE Food and Drug Administration now have the ability to declare certain stem cells as drugs in the hope of greater policing their use.
Bernard Hopkins is once again the WBC light-heavyweight champion following a ruling in the United States.