A power of attorney must be in writing and must be executed as a deed. A certified copy is sufficient evidence of the power granted in the attorney. Táilte Eireann (formerly Land Registry) will require a statement from a legal practitioner that the power granted in the power of attorney was not revoked by the… Continue reading A power of attorney and Táilte Eireann (Land Registry) registration
Author: Terry Gorry
Trump folds like a cheap suit
“Money talks and bullshit walks”. Trump, despite his boasting and braggadocio and bombastic statements, folded when the pressure came on from his wealthy billionaire friends and the bond market. Only the previous evening he had boasted that the leaders of 75 nations around the world were calling him “sir”, “kissing his ass” and looking to… Continue reading Trump folds like a cheap suit
BidX 1 auction legal pack reviews
I do a good deal of legal pack reviews for upcoming BidX 1, and other, online auctions. Many individuals contact me to carry out a review, and the correctly understand the importance of having the legals checked out in advance of any online auction. Most of these querists are cash buyers, and they need to… Continue reading BidX 1 auction legal pack reviews
Trump’s wealthy enablers turn on him
Even Trump’s wealthy enablers are beginning to turn on him now. Because they are being hit hard where it matters most for them: in their pocket. Now they are beginning to ask and encourage him to change course from the single biggest act of self-harm to any country for nearly a century. Those of us… Continue reading Trump’s wealthy enablers turn on him
I bought an Xbox
I bought an Xbox as the weekend. I have never played computer games before but did a little bit of research into strategy based, historical games and thought that playing such games might be a welcome distraction in my spare time. I bought my first game yesterday, “Civilisation VI”, which is one of the most… Continue reading I bought an Xbox
Trump will change course
Trump, despite his bluster and lies about never changing his policies, will change his tariffs ‘policy’, and I use the word ‘policy’ advisedly. The pressure from the markets, the economy, the voters, Republican party members will become too much. Even for a sociopathic narcissist liar like Trump, the pressure will become unbearable. Because Trump likes… Continue reading Trump will change course
Trump’s monument to his narcissism
Trump’s tariffs are a monument to his narcissism and ego. I firmly believe that the idea of being the centre of attention and making decisions which have worldwide resonance appeals to his towering, narcissistic ego. The queue of foreign leaders from all over the worlld coming to ask him for mercy and a chance to… Continue reading Trump’s monument to his narcissism
Now is a good time to buy shares
If you were every considering buying shares as a medium to long term investment, and you should, then now is a good time to make a start. Or to increase your position. Shares, over the course of 30 to 50 years, experience frequent price setbacks at regular intervals. And more significant downturns during times of… Continue reading Now is a good time to buy shares
Let them wallow in ignorance
No matter how many times you prove a point of law or a legal principle, you will always have a remnant of individuals who will not accept the natural and demonstrable conclusion of the case to which you refer. You can find as many cases as you like showing the same point, proving that if… Continue reading Let them wallow in ignorance
A great way to understand history
I am reading a historical novel at the moment, “Bring Up the Bodies”, by Hilary Mantel. It is the second book in a trilogy of books which tells the story of Thomas Cromwell, the Master of the Rolls/Secretary to Henry VIII and the narrative around Henry VIII’s marriage to Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, the… Continue reading A great way to understand history