Solicitors

Consider a shoe repairer. You leave your shoes with the repairer to have new soles put on. If you are like the writer, you want rubber soles glued to the original leather sole. (By implication, the shoes are brand new). Under the Constitution of Ireland the protection of private property is guaranteed. The shoes are your private property. You return to the repairer and ask for your shoes. The repairer declines to return them; there is the small question of […]

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