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How to make your personal injury claim in the Circuit Court
4 Feb 2025 ... Complete your Circuit Court personal injury summons. Information on completing your Circuit Court personal injury summons.
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Dublin - Circuit Court - Personal Insolvency - Remote ...
23 Sept 2025 ... Home · News · Dublin - Circuit Court - Personal Insolvency - Remote Callover 8 October at 10:00am ...
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Solicitor's checklist: Foreign Domicile Applications
16 Sept 2025 ... Where there is a foreign language will, it is necessary to obtain a probate officer's order before lodging an application for a grant of ...
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Circuit Court civil cases
15 Sept 2025 ... The civil jurisdiction of the Circuit Court is limited to: A compensation claim not exceeding €75,000 (or €60,000 if a claim for damages for ...
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How to make your personal injury claim in the Circuit Court
4 Feb 2025 ... The personal injury summons notifies the defendant that you are making a claim against them. As part of your summons you, or your solicitor will ...
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Designated public officials (Lobbying Act)
18 Aug 2025 ... Job title: Probate Officer Area of responsibility: Probate Office of the High Court; issue of grants of probate and letters of administration.
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How to respond to a Circuit Court debt claim
9 Oct 2025 ... After submitting a counterclaim, you can apply to the court office to have your case heard before a judge, if the claimant has not already done ...
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Renunciation of Administration With The Will Annexed
9 May 2025 ... This is a renunciation by a person entitled to act as executor or administrator with the will annexed in a probate matter.
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Appealing a Circuit Court Order: Judge makes a decision
9 Dec 2025 ... After hearing the case, the judge will make a decision called a court order or judgment. When deciding on the appeal, any jurisdictional limits ...
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Western Circuit - Circuit Court - Order Re: March 2021
There will be a review on 15th March 2021 regarding the date of recommencement of jury trials.Defendant solicitors to inform their clients they need not ...
