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From March 1, Renault Ireland started to give all of their new passenger car and light commercial vehicle buyers a five year unlimited mileage warranty. This is the first and only car manufacturer in Ireland to have this offering.

From March 1, Renault Ireland started to give all its new passenger car and light commercial vehicle buyers a five-year unlimited mileage warranty. This is the first and only car manufacturer in Ireland to have this offering.

Retail Excellence Ireland has welcomed Minister Richard Bruton’s plan to allow small companies apply to the Circuit Court to restructure debts.

Fianna Fáil has published a Bill to ban clauses within business leases which provide exclusively for upward only rent reviews. Spokesperson on Justice Dara Calleary moved the Landlord and Tenant (Business Leases Rent Review) Bill 2012 in the Dáil on Wednesday and is has now been submitted for selection to the Ceann Comhairle.

Generally a person finds a property to purchase through an auctioneer. He/she then instruct a solicitor to act on his/her behalf and to attend to the various legal requirements pertaining to purchasing a property. The solicitor will begin by explaining the procedures involved, and at the outset the solicitor will send the client a letter detailing the legal costs and outlays associated with the transfer together with anti-money laundering legislation.

While it already offers a comprehensive three-year/100,000 km product warranty as standard, Mitsubishi Motors Ireland tells us it will now offer customers the option of an additional two-year warranty for €245.

While it already offers a comprehensive three-year/100,000 km product warranty as standard, Mitsubishi Motors Ireland tells us that it will now offer customers the option of an additional two-year warranty for as little as €245.

An innovative approach to an allowance paid to parents to help meet their schoolgoing children’s needs would boost support for parents and save the State millions of euro, it was claimed this week.

Mayo County Council is coming under pressure from the Department of Environment to get the new social housing leasing scheme up and running, despite the protestations of both the council officials and members about the scheme.

Commenting on the mounting concerns that many families who have applied for the Back to School Allowance may have to wait until late October before receiving the grant, Sinn Féin councillor Thérèse Ruane said: “Children, regardless of their social or economic background, have the right to attend school in comfortable fitting clothing and in this time of economic hardship it is essential that hard pressed families are assisted in preparing their child for school. I am inundated with distressed parents, who cannot afford the costs of uniforms and books needed for their children to get to school. The current fiasco around the processing of the Back to School Allowance reflects a lack of planning and foresight on behalf of the Government. Personnel should have been in place to deal with the increased number of applications.