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  Princeps gloriosissime caelestis militiae, sancte Michaël Archangele, defende nos in praelio et colluctatione, quae nobis adversus principes et potestates, adversus mundi rectores tenebrarum harum, contra spiritualia nequitiae, in caelestibus. Veni in auxilium hominum, quos Deus creavit inexterminabiles, et ad imaginem similitudinis suae fecit, et a tyrannide diaboli emit pretio magno.  Praeliare hodie cum beatorum

thing is that the surveyor is a professional who’s used to carrying out these inspections so they know what they’re looking out for. Don’t just ask a friend who’s bought and sold a few properties.  You need someone who’s going to focus on the house you’re viewing and make sure you know everything you need

If you’ve been injured at work then you may have the right to bring a claim against your employer or other parties.  It’s important to remember that, as with all other areas of personal injuries, your right to bring a claim will depend on the circumstances and the obligations and protections that were in place

In Ireland you are required to obtain planning permission for any “development” on or to properties.  The legislation surrounding planning in Ireland has been amended several times but in general the two main pieces of legislation are: The Local Government (Planning and Development) Act 1963. The Planning and Development Act 2000. The 1963 Act came

It was hoped that the Help To Buy Scheme would be extended to include first-time buyers who had bought derelict houses with the intention of rehabiliting them.  However, this has not materialised.  Nor has the government extended the Help To Buy Scheme to the end of the year, so it will continue to apply only

Reports indicate that the rate of people choosing to switch their mortgage provider is rapidly increasing.  The fact that this rise coincides with the exit of Ulster Bank and KBC from the Irish market means that there can be delays in getting everything finalised.  You can help to speed up the process by ensuring that

An important upcoming appeal to the Supreme Court will have serious ramifications for the means in which personal injuries claims are dealt with in the future. Prior to 2014, all claims were dealt with in the same way ie the injured party issued proceedings against the party who was deemed to be at fault.  The