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Thank you, I saw that while googling and that's the only conclusion I could come to. He has been trying to contact Revenue all morning, but no luck so far.

PAYE worker was out of work for nearly 3 months with broken limb. A form was completed and signed by the employee to allow the illness benefit to be paid directly to the employer and the employer paid the normal, full monthly salary to the employee. The employee did not receive any additional...

Yes, sorry, she has now sent all the documentation plus everything relating to her ownership of the car for 3 years and 2 months.

She has tried numerous times to contact the Registrar and only has 1 week left to respond. He answered her call today, they're incredibly busy and he apologised. She explained that she is highly disressed by this claim and has offered to forward:- - confimation from the CRO that there is not...

That's what I found on other websites too and this is why we think he's claiming that she's in business as he knows he can't claim from a private individual. The onus should be on him to prove she's trading, not on her to prove she's not. Everyone has been very helpful, thank you, and I'll...

Thank you time to plan, didn't think of that. We'll try that as well. The more evidence we have, the better. She now has confirmation from the CRO that there is no record of any business name or company at present or in the past registered in her name. She has been trying to contact the Court...

Thank you RedOnion, she's going to send all proof of ownership of the vehicle too, she's got the registration, NCT reports, tax discs, Garage service invoices, etc. Hopefully that will be sufficient to convince the Registrar that this shouldn't be heard in the SCC. The lady asked the buyer if...

From the Consumers' Association of Ireland:- Am I Eligible? "You can claim against a person or company for goods or services you purchased from them for private use, providing they were acting in the capacity of a business. If you bought goods or services from a person under a private...

She's photographing the car being driven, and we've downloaded various photos and video from his SM with dates and time, as the buyer has lied in both statements declaring the car "undriveable" and "off the road". It's more to prove that he's dishonest rather than to do with the condition of...

Straight from her name into the young man's name and it was in her name only for the 3 years.

I agree and thanks for the advice. She's in such a state that she's going to go in with all the paperwork, photos etc. she can get her hands on to be sure the Judge believes her.

Thanks Paul. However, why should she tell the buyer she'll get a mechanic to look at it when he purchased it 3 months prior to complaining and God knows what he's been doing with it during that time. I feel it's no longer her responsability - if he thought there was something wrong with it, he...

Thanks everyone for their input. It is indeed shocking that someone can be taken to the SCC when they have done absolutely nothing wrong! This lady is a nurse, works full time, shift work and overtime and is a PAYE employee. She's in her early 60's and is not internet savvy and doesn't sell...

Thank you cremeegg. She's perplexed as to why this is happening and is very anxious about going to court.

Yes, she lives alone and had the car for about 3 years before she sold it.

A friend, who is a private individual not a business, sold a second hand car in May 2021 and has received a summons in August from the Small Claims Court as the buyer, also a private individual, is no longer happy with the car! It's my understanding from the Citizens Information website and the...

Thanks to everyone for the responses. Hi Joe, he's not saying the dumper truck hit his car - it was working on the site next to the car park which was fenced off - when he arrived back in the evening, a layer of rough stones had been spread on the site next door and the dumper bearing the...

They have the usual sign up that they are not liable for any loss or damage which may take place in their car park and have unfortunately no CCTV cameras in that one, so no he didn't.

Hi Elcato, no he didn't as it happened on private property. Maybe he should go to the local station with his evidence and report it.

My son parked his car in an NCPS car park in Dublin at 7am and during the day building work commenced on a site next door, which was separated from the car park by a fence. When he returned from work at 7pm, the side of the car was damaged and there were stones on the ground beside the car...