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Circuit Court (Alteration of Circuit) Order, 1986.
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The Government orders that Galway County Borough is added to the Western Circuit of the Circuit Court, and the Order starts on 14 January 1986.
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The Government orders that Galway County Borough is added to the Western Circuit of the Circuit Court, and the Order starts on 14 January 1986.
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This Order sets Circuit Court fees, requires the listed fees to be taken in Circuit Court offices, and prescribes stamp and cancellation rules for those fees.
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This Order sets Circuit Court fees, amends the 1982 Principal Order, and starts on 1 August 1983.
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This Order sets Circuit Court office fees, requires them to be collected by stamp, and revokes the 1982 and 1983 fee orders.
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This Order sets the fees to be charged in Circuit Court Offices and says the fees are to be taken by stamp on the relevant document; adhesive stamps must be cancelled by the issuing or receiving officer.
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This Order sets new Circuit Court office fees, amends the 1985 fees order, and starts on 1 December 1986.
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This Act provides for pending civil appeals from the Circuit Court to be heard and determined by Commissioners appointed for that purpose.
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These rules allow certain affidavits in Ireland to be sworn by videoconference if physical attendance is impracticable, and they set out the identity, document, and jurat steps that must be followed.
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These rules set when respondents and other parties must enter an appearance in certain Circuit Court proceedings, and they allow conditional appearances to contest jurisdiction in some cases.
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These rules set out how capacity and discharge applications are filed, served, and heard in the Circuit Court, including deadlines, required affidavits, reports, and notices.
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These Rules amend the Circuit Court Rules to replace many County Registrar functions with the Combined Court Office Manager and to set out that manager’s role and record-keeping duties.
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These rules introduce digital filing, service, and transmission options for Circuit Court civil documents, including electronic signatures and statements of truth.
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These rules start on 20 April 2026 and require certain Family Law Civil Bills to include specified details, with an extra donor affidavit or evidence in some DAHR cases.
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These court rules set out how service of documents works under the EU Service Regulation, including what parties must file, what the transmitting and receiving agencies must do, and when default judgment is restricted.
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These Rules update Circuit Court evidence-taking procedure for EU court requests and set the County Registrar’s steps for receiving, processing, refusing, and executing requests.
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These Rules update Circuit Court procedure for personal injuries cases and Garda compensation claims, including summons forms, appearance, defence, verification, and mediation steps.
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These rules let a party serve interrogatories in Circuit Court proceedings, but they limit how many can be served, set content requirements, and create objection and response deadlines.
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These Rules amend Circuit Court costs procedures to require VAT-related details in bills, vouchers, and affidavits, and to limit recoverable costs to the specified scales except for VAT and statutory impositions.
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These rules start on 29 March 2024 and change Order 36 so execution orders generally must be sought within six years, unless the Court gives leave after that period.
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This regulation introduces an environmental levy of 22 cent per plastic carrier bag and requires accountable persons to charge, report, pay, and keep records for the levy.