Welcome to the April issue of our Legal News. This month we report on an interesting Irish High Court case on the burden of proof in fraudulent preference cases. We also consider recent High Court decisions which highlight the need to tailor the planning warranty in the standard Law Society property sale contract and the importance of obtaining legal advice when making a will. We also take a look at an Equality Tribunal ruling relating to the discrimination of a pregnant employee, the implementation of Google’s controversial new privacy policy, and the publication of draft mediation legislation. In our Practical Tips section, we look at the Companies Registration Office voluntary strike-off process.
To read this month’s articles, please click on the titles below:
- How Not to Make a Will
- Employer Pays for Victimisation and Discrimination
- Fraudulent Preference: Proof of Dominant Intention to Prefer
- Celebrity Endorsements on Twitter: You’re Not You When You’re Tweeting
- Google’s Controversial New Privacy Policy Comes Into Effect
- Practical Tips – Voluntary Strike-off
- Vendor Vigilance on Standard Form Planning Warranty
- Draft General Scheme of Mediation Bill 2012
- In Short
