NHI Certificate of Need booted into touch
In addition, High Court grants a costs order against the Department of Health.
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The hospitality group says the lockdown restrictions discharged it from the liability to pay rent.
Health Squared provisional curatorship extended again
Curator’s answers to members’ questions are available online.
RAF ordered to pay medical expense claims covered by medical schemes
Judge says directive was a ‘flagrant disregard’ of the RAF Act and a ‘hopeless undermining’ of the Constitution.
High Court orders unlicensed brokerage to repay client €600 000 plus interest
Ruling provides clarity on the licensing requirements for local agents of foreign providers.
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Retirement fund’s justification for allocating 15% of a death benefit to a ‘customary wife’ was legally defective
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