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: Common LawyerRetreat from Ropaigealach?
By G.C. Seabourne
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Could it be that land law lecturers are to be spared the search for Irish-speaking friends when they are about to lecture on mortgages? Jack Straw, apparently has just noticed that it is a bit mad to have all sorts of protection and second chances for borrowers in repossession cases, if the bank goes through courts, but nothing much if they do it out of court. This was confirmed some time ago in the pronunciation-challenging Ropaigealch case. Apparently something may be about to be done about it - see J. Charles, Times, November 11th, p. 38.Full post as published by Common Lawyer on November 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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