About Ireland - Property
Property is one of the most complex areas of law. Some of it is rooted in ancient laws – but case law is constantly changing. The stakes are high, but research time is in short supply. Lexis+ Ireland - Property brings all of the different sources
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We offer comprehensive guidance on property transfers in Ireland, along with a growing collection of precedents, practice notes, and checklists for all aspects of commercial leasing,
from inception to termination.
Transferring property
Practice notes and precedents cover the execution, conveyance and assignment of deeds and transfers of land.
Investigating title
Our practical guidance on matters such as certificates of title in commercial transactions is supported by precedent due diligence reports and reports on title.
International guidance
International Q&A guides provide jurisdiction specific information and overviews on Real Estate and Construction.
Property management
Our practical information on property management includes guidance on matters such as lease variations, consent applications and ancillary licences.
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Latest Ireland - Property Practice Notes
Ireland—Execution formalities—partnershipsThis Practice Note provides practical guidance on proper execution of simple contracts and deeds for general...
Ireland—Executing simple contracts and deedsThis Practice Note summarises the law, guidance and practice relating to the execution of simple contracts...
Ireland—Execution formalities—limited partnershipsThis Practice Note provides practical guidance regarding the execution of simple contracts and deeds...
Ireland—Virtual closingsThis Practice Note provides practical guidance on how to exchange executed documents properly when one or more parties to a...
Execution of deeds—jurisdictional guideThis guide sets out the requirements for executing deeds in various international jurisdictions. The table...
Latest Ireland - Property Precedents
This is a template statutory declaration confirming whether any statutory planning notices have been served, or other planning enforcement action...
Letter of non-crystallisationThis precedent is a letter for use where:•a buyer is buying a business and/or an asset which is subject to a floating...
Ireland—Execution clause—limited partnership—contractIreland—Execution clause—limited partnership—contract—Drafting NotesThese precedent execution...
Ireland—Execution clause—limited partnership—deedExecution clause—limited partnership (Ireland)—Deed (drafting notes)These precedent execution clauses...
Ireland—Execution clause—partnership—deedThese Precedent execution clauses are for use by a partnership entering into a deed (rather than a simple...
Featured Ireland - Property content
Ireland—Statutory declaration re planning
This is a template statutory declaration confirming whether any statutory planning notices have been served, or other planning enforcement action...
Ireland—Letter of non-crystallisation of a floating charge under a security agreement
Letter of non-crystallisationThis precedent is a letter for use where:•a buyer is buying a business and/or an asset which is subject to a floating...
Ireland—Execution clause—limited partnership—contract
Ireland—Execution clause—limited partnership—contractIreland—Execution clause—limited partnership—contract—Drafting NotesThese precedent execution...
Ireland—Execution clause—limited partnership—deed
Ireland—Execution clause—limited partnership—deedExecution clause—limited partnership (Ireland)—Deed (drafting notes)These precedent execution clauses...
Ireland—Execution clause—partnership—deed
Ireland—Execution clause—partnership—deedThese Precedent execution clauses are for use by a partnership entering into a deed (rather than a simple...
Ireland—Execution clause—partnership—contract
Ireland—Execution clause—partnership—contractThis Precedent execution clause is for use by a partner on behalf of the partnership when entering into a...
Ireland—Execution formalities—partnerships
Ireland—Execution formalities—partnershipsThis Practice Note provides practical guidance on proper execution of simple contracts and deeds for general...
Ireland—Executing simple contracts and deeds
Ireland—Executing simple contracts and deedsThis Practice Note summarises the law, guidance and practice relating to the execution of simple contracts...
Ireland—Execution formalities—limited partnerships
Ireland—Execution formalities—limited partnershipsThis Practice Note provides practical guidance regarding the execution of simple contracts and deeds...
Ireland—Virtual closings
Ireland—Virtual closingsThis Practice Note provides practical guidance on how to exchange executed documents properly when one or more parties to a...
Execution of deeds—jurisdictional guide
Execution of deeds—jurisdictional guideThis guide sets out the requirements for executing deeds in various international jurisdictions. The table...
E-signatures—jurisdictional guide
E-signatures—jurisdictional guideThis guide sets out how e-signatures are used in various international jurisdictions. The table provides a...
Execution of contracts—jurisdictional guide
Execution of contracts—jurisdictional guideThis guide sets out the requirements for executing simple contracts in various international jurisdictions....
Ireland—Governing law clause
This Precedent is a governing law clause, sometimes known as an applicable law clause or a choice of law clause. The governing law clause is...
Ireland—Legal opinions—uses, scope and structure
Ireland—Legal opinions—uses, scope and structureLegal opinions are invariably used in cross-border financing transactions. They are usually either a...
Ireland—Confidentiality agreement—mutual
Ireland—Confidentiality agreement—mutualThis Agreement is made on [insert date]PartiesCheck that the parties named in the contract are correct. If...
Ireland—Licence to Assign and Change Use
Ireland—Licence to Assign and Change UseThis Licence is made on [insert day][insert month][year]PartiesWhen adapting this Licence you should consider...
Ireland—Declaration of identity—newly constructed unit within a development
Ireland—Declaration of identity—newly constructed unit within a developmentThis Precedent is a declaration of identity for a newly constructed...
Associated legal terms
Appropriation
Appropriation is a self-help enforcement remedy available to a secured party with security over financial collateral (ie cash, credit claims or financial instruments such as shares or other securities). It is available through the Financial Collateral Arrangements (No2) Regulations 2003, SI 2003/3226. It allows a secured party to take the financial collateral over which it has security as its own, or transfer it to a third party, as a means of enforcement without the need to take court action for foreclosure. It is common for security documentation over financial collateral to contain a clause granting a right of appropriation. The Loan Market Association's intercreditor agreement for leveraged acquisition finance transactions (the LMA intercreditor agreement) deals with the effects of appropriation on enforcement and the valuation of the financial collateral at appropriation. See clause 14 (Distressed Disposals and Appropriation) of the LMA intercreditor agreement.
Extraordinary general meeting (EGM)
Until the implementation of the CA 2006, it was practice to refer to any general meeting of the company other than the AGM as an ‘extraordinary general meeting’ or EGM. The CA 2006 now only refers to a general meeting or an AGM. The label ‘extraordinary’ should only be used if required by the articles of association or by contract (such as a shareholders’ agreement).
Local Government Pensions Committee
The Local Government Pensions Committee, a committee of councillors constituted by the Local Government Association (LGA), the Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA) and the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA).
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