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January 17, 2025
The January update is now live for our Irish Civil Litigation subscribers. Written by Hugh Good BL, this article considers the case of Permanent TSB formerly Irish Life and Permanent PLC & Anor v Donohoe. The court considered the form of an order to be made in which it was proposed that certain matters raised by the defendant to an application by the plaintiff for possession be adjourned to plenary hearing. This case provides helpful guidance on how parties might approach summary proceedings where leave to defend has been granted to a defendant over some but not all of their defence.
Key words:
[2024] IEHC 680 (Mulcahy J, 3 December 2024) – application for possession – adjournment to plenary hearing – form of order – scope of defence
January 16, 2025
The January update to Irish Child and Family Law is now live for subscribers of the service.
Our Irish Child and Family Law service is updated at the start of each month with case summaries and analyses of recent changes to legislation.
The January update features a case discussion around where Kristina Napier BL offers insight into new measures which have been introduced to prevent stalking and to protect victims under the Criminal Justice (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2023.
January 14, 2025
Issue 68 of Irish Planning Law and Practice is now live for subscribers.
The 68th issue of O'Sullivan & Shepherd: Irish Planning Law & Practice updates the text to 1 August 2024.
There continues to be a huge volume of Irish and European case law in this important area, as well as additional Regulations. Most importantly the Planning and Development Act 2024 has now been signed into law by the President. It will entirely replace the Planning and Development Act 2000 and lead to many changes in our current law. So far only Parts 16 (Events and Funfairs) and 17 (An Commisuin Pleanála) have been commenced. The rest of the Act will gradually be commenced over the next 12−18 months. It is expected that the Plans and Guidelines provisions will commence Q2 2025, the Consents provisions in Q4 2025 with the Judicial Review (and related costs) provisions being last to commence in Q1 2026. There are transitional arrangements included within the Act. We also await publication of the accompanying Regulations, at least some of which, dealing with exempted development, are expected to be published in draft for consultation early in 2025.
January 13, 2025
The January issue of Irish Property Law Update by Professor John Wylie is now live for subscribers to Irish Property Law with the latest updates on:
The monthly update of Irish property law developments by Professor Wylie is exclusively written for subscribers of the Bloomsbury Professional Irish Property Law Service. Each update contains commentary on relevant new cases, legislation, and Law Society practice notes and forms. The updates are set out under the relevant headings of the titles and chapters in the property law service together with links to the related content.
To sign up for a free trial of Irish Property Law or purchase a subscription to any of our legal and tax services, email bpireland@bloomsbury.com.
January 9, 2025
The Second Edition of Cyber Security: Law and Guidance is now available for subscribers.
With cyber security law being increasingly contentious, organisations require expert assistance to operationalise matters and uphold a necessarily robust security framework.
Invaluable for legal practitioners and organisations, this comprehensive text covers both the law and its practical application, helping to ensure that advisers and organisations have effective policies and procedures in place to deal with cyber security. Topics covered range from privacy and security in the workplace and built environment, to social media and cyber security, and international law and interaction between states.
Revised and updated, the Second Edition also benefits readers with coverage of new topics including:
- The legal risks of generative AI
- Cyber security disputes
- Social media and cyber security
- Non-fungible tokens (‘NFTs’) as legal property
- Cyber security checklist and triage
In addition to contributions from leading international experts, the book also features in-depth reports from industry specialists. Additional context is provided through insights into how the law is developed outside the regulatory frameworks, case law and the role of professional and industry standards for security.
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