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supreme court dismisses insurer’s appeal over injuries caused by stolen car the held that leaving a unlocked with its keys in busy dublin street was grossly careless, but evidence did not show dangerous driving after theft reasonable probability. has dismissed motor insurers bureau of ireland’s case
supreme court rules accepted hepatitis compensation award could not be appealed the also held that d.b.’s appeal was late even on assumption it proceed, and tribunal heard in high court. allowed an by minister for health children c tribunal, ruling d.b. a after accepting writing. found outside statu
supreme court says hepatitis compensation appeal was out of time after claimant accepted award the allowed appeals by minister for health and children c tribunal, ruling that acceptance were mutually exclusive tribunal could participate in appeal. a not both accept it. it also held claimant’s barred
supreme court says late appeal from hepatitis c compensation award was barred the allowed appeals by minister for health and children tribunal, answering three legal questions in their favour. ruling that a claimant could not after statutory period had expired. it also held accepting later tribunal
supreme court rejects new york hospital’s bid to leave irish negligence proceedings the dismissed appeal, allowing third-party notice remain in proceedings. it did not decide underlying or contribution claims. [2003] iesc 21 has an appeal by a hospital seeking have set aside medical held that was pr
supreme court dismisses cab's £1.78m tax claim against ballyfermot couple by ruth mercer the has dismissed criminal assets bureau proceedings which had resulted in a £1.78 million judgment sean hunt and related orders concerning held his wife rosaleen hunt. began investigating mr november 1998 after
supreme court refers ryanair airport desk rental dispute to eu the rejected ryanair’s challenges an administration charge and conduct rules, but adjourned issue pending a preliminary ruling on ministerial approval. 195/02 has referred over charges for check-in desks at dublin of justice european com
supreme court rules public access conditions at old head of kinsale unlawful the held that an bord pleanála lacked power to require golf course lands as a condition permission for related buildings and works. [2003] iesc 18 ireland acted outside its statutory powers when it imposed on planning works