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November 11, 2019
One of the many tax stories to stir strong feelings in recent months is the high marginal tax rates borne by higher-paid public servants whose pension contributions exceed their annual allowance. In the case of higher-paid NHS staff, mainly consultants, some are even retiring early or going part-time because it is costing them money to work extra. This has knock-on effects in the wider NHS with delays and cancellations to surgery.
November 8, 2019
On Wednesday 6 November, the High Court refused to grant an injunction sought by People Before Profit TDs which would force a change to Dáil procedures, citing concerns over the separation of powers. This week’s TOTW examines ‘standing orders’, the idea that Houses of the Oireachtas should have the power to make their own rules.
November 8, 2019
The latest update to Family Court Reports is now live for subscribers. This update includes: E (through her children’s guardian) & Anor v a mother & anor, [2019] 3 FCR 417; Re F (a child) (fact-finding appeal), [2019] 3 FCR 435; Gladwell v Gladwell, [2019] 3 FCR 461; RJ v Tigipko (nos 1 and 2), [2019] 3 FCR 470; RJ v Tigipko & Ors (no 3), [2019] 3 FCR 496; Timokhina v Timokhin, [2019] 3 FCR 503
November 7, 2019
Supreme Court dismisses appeal from High Court, and affirms determination that the director and controller of a group of construction companies was guilty of fraudulent misrepresentation and deceit concerning a resort development in St Vincent and the Grenadines, in that, from the middle of 2009 he continued to represent to the developer that the development would be complete by July 2010 and unlawfully paid money to himself from the companies' accounts, on the grounds that there was substantial evidence upon which the trial judge could make his findings.
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