Call McGarr Solicitors on: 01 6351580

Home » Archives for Edward McGarr » Page 64

Author Archives: Edward McGarr

Rocket Science?

Consequently, the recent General Election was fought on the basis of inaccurate constituencies (from the point of view of a democrat).

More

Res Ipsa Loquitur

In an action for damage arising from negligence the burden of proving negligence on the part of the Defendant lies on the Plaintiff.

More

Is HIV a Nosocomial Infection?

In 1994, in the UK, Dr. Imesh Gaud was prosecuted and convicted of public nuisance in circumstances where he continued as a surgeon knowing he was a Hepatitis B carrier.

More

Workers

I have written consistently in this website of the hazards of work. Those hazards are very old. The excavations of Pompeii revealed the skeleton of a sixteen year old boy whose upper torso was excessively developed from physical work in fishing and whose teeth on the right side of his mouth were worn down to nothing by gripping the lines used to catch the fish. (From “Pompeii,:The Living Cityâ€?, [2005] Butterworth & Laurence, Weidenfeld & Nicholson p. 240) In Ireland, […]

More

Let them eat chocolate!

What is the difference between poisoning the populace with dirty water and poisoning the populace with dirty chocolate?

More

You are Presumed to Know the Law

Without a lawyer, how is a claimant to know of the amendment of the Act of 2003 effected this month?

More

Surprise!

That means that the management of PPP contracts is handed to the private sector; the opportunity for profit is handed to the private sector; but, the shouldering of loss is on the public.

More

In Camera

t is a shock therefore to review a hearing that was not only heard in private, but one of the parties was excluded from part of the proceedings.

More

The Duck of Death

mprobable as it would seem, it is possible to find analogy for Two Gun’s mistake and predicament in conveyancing. (“Conveyancingâ€? is the lawyers’ term for the process of buying and transferring ownership of land and buildings).

More

Penalties for Fraud (less than obvious)

It is possible that a party can withdraw from a conspiracy but they may still be a conspirator because they participate in a cover up

More