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@noshiteplease @PeterClear328 @CCPCIreland It may well be , but i would expect an ev charger to last more than 4 years.

@conorfingleton @PeterClear328 @CCPCIreland The law can be subjective too, comparing Reasonable self defence to Reasonable warranty is like comparing apples with oranges. The case will be ultimately thrown out

Meath Man "Santo Leung" is a Gobshite EV charger stopped working after 43 months, warranty was 3 years, so he suing instalation company who advised warranty has expired. Judge not impressed. Shocking ⚡⚡⚡ 😁

@noshiteplease @PeterClear328 @CCPCIreland Why do you think they offered a remedy if it doesn't mention it in the article? The only reference to remedy in article was the reference to company saying its out of warranty and they no longer sevice the area.

@conorfingleton @PeterClear328 @CCPCIreland Not disclosed in the Article We'd all love it if we actually had 6 yrs of Reasonability when it comes 2 products,but that's not what happens in reality. Companies seen 2 offer "Remedies" are seeing to their obligations, Customers crying to judges will achieve precisely nothing

@noshiteplease @PeterClear328 @CCPCIreland Reasonable time is subjective. Like lots of laws the court decides. Eg using reasonable force in self defence.

@conorfingleton @PeterClear328 Again, who determines a "Reasonable Time" 🤔 The @CCPCIreland worse than useless. The warranty on this EV charger was 3 years. The judge pointed out He's making a claim 7 months after warranty expired. Plaintiff an idiot

@noshiteplease @PeterClear328 @CCPCIreland What was the remedy that company offered?

@conorfingleton @PeterClear328 @CCPCIreland The company did offer a Remedy, he wasn't happy. Their obligations ended at that

@noshiteplease @PeterClear328 Every product sold must last a reasonable time. ccpc.ie/consumers/shop…

@PeterClear328 I'm not aware of any product that must legally last a Reasonable time beyond it's warranty.

@MightyMunch42 @Iskesullas They could use a photo of one that was built with planning permission.

@Iskesullas They can hardly use a picture from here when the law only came in so none have been built yet 😉 Don't think it's a great idea personally anyway

So the image the Collison brother's 'think tank' is using to promote 'beds in sheds' is that of an AirB&B in the US. Charlatans indeed.

@greyfox_gaming1 @Iskesullas They are not illegal here. They currently need planning permission.

@Iskesullas You know that these are illegal to build until the legislation passes, right? And they have to use an example from elsewhere as they're currently illegal here?

@DaraghCassidy And what is the point of the clearway signs? Nobody pays any attention to them and there is zero enforcement of them.

If only there were another type of pole or structure nearby to save us the cost and carbon footprint of yet another steel pole…

@Kazoochka @anspailpin @morningireland Fair point.

@conorfingleton @anspailpin @morningireland This presupposes average voter is a single issue candidate which they are not. Might they agree with Noel Grealish on carbon taxes? They might. Might they agree with him on a million other things - they might not

Gavin Jennings asked one of the protesters what gave him the right to bring the country to a halt on @morningireland this morning. The protester asked what gave the government the right to cripple the people with a carbon tax. Gavin Jennings moved on, for some reason, while >>

@Kazoochka @anspailpin @morningireland Its 90% of elected members' parties. People could have elected independents or smaller parties if they wanted anto carbon tax government.

@anspailpin @morningireland 90% of the parties in the dail back the carbon tax. Not a real choice. The "opposition" advocate for harsher carbon taxes.

@paddymacc1 Would you consider ranelagh affluent?

Just Saying There's not a single iPas centre in ANY of Dublin's affluent areas

@CrytonFred @mytimetospeakup @Mickcliff Its in response to your question "Who pays for public services then if not the higher rate taxpayer". Corporation tax pays for large portion of the services.

@conorfingleton @mytimetospeakup @Mickcliff Individuals can only pay income tax they can't pay Corp tax so you have no point whatsoever

"Surely, in an alleged republic, you should pay a small amount in tax if you’re inheriting a huge windfall on the back of a soaring property market." irishexaminer.com/opinion/commen…

@CrytonFred @mytimetospeakup @Mickcliff Last year government had total revenue of €105billion and income tax was €37 billion and corporation tax was €33. So over 31% of income was not paid by taxpayers.

@mytimetospeakup @conorfingleton @Mickcliff Who pays for public services then if not the higher rate taxpayer, are you special needs or what.

@PopeSeneca @CrytonFred @Mickcliff Built infrastructure and the implemented policy that lead to the vast majority of the price increase

@conorfingleton @CrytonFred @Mickcliff And what did the government do to get that 50k? 😂

@CrytonFred @Mickcliff The vast majority of the increase in price of the house over the 35 years was due to State policy.

@conorfingleton @Mickcliff It means my parents worked hard over 35 years to build wealth and they were already taxed on their income. The State didn't do anything, why should the state get anything?

@CrytonFred @Mickcliff If its 50k in tax , it means you got a house worth over €550,000 and didn't do anything.

@Mickcliff It's not a "windfall" it's what your parents worked 35 years to buy. And it's not a small amount of tax, it could be 50k owed in many parts of dublin.

@SteveVanquish @KateFantom @Timoldland Energy is not measured in kW. Energy is measured in kWh ( or Joules or Watt second) Power is measured in kW

Inside of our house is sat at 19 degrees. Outside it is 5 degress Our heat pump is ticking over at 900W All the energy it requires is being supplied from our battery that was topped up from our solar earlier today. This will be common place for the next 8 months. Heat pumps work Solar works Battery storage works If you can, this is very worthwhile investment.

@DisabledRebel @MarketOfLace @NewsMurray Some people paid for it via revolut. It is the revolut details it is referring to.

@MarketOfLace @NewsMurray Yea you don’t provide bank details to use these lol 😂

Sky TV has been given the go-ahead to obtain personal bank details of dodgy-box users. Surely that's a breach of GDPR law?

@Economicopoly @john_mcguirk I dont understand the commentt about "building in their own land". Nobody builds a house on someone else land. They always own the land before they build.

I would agree with Brenda, Laura point is obviousky perfectly logical & valid, except that when the law is applied do selectively and when the planning process is so arbitrary, inequitable, incompetent, crony ridden & often out right corrupt, my sympathies are with people building a home with their own money on their own land and not in favour of the crony State.

Yesterday Brenda Power had my mind made up firmly on the Meath House in favour of the Murrays. Laura's substack today has me going back in the other direction. "The fact that this couple said ‘what are you going to do – pull it down’ – to Meath County council after 20 years of very expensive litigation and the reply came back yes we will seems to have caught many on the right by surprise."

@EndTheEU @Michael54325847 So anybody should be able to buy a plot of land anywhere and build whatever they want? Or do you want some limits on it?

It's not. It's FFG policy. The housing crisis and it's insider FFG vulture firms would be dealt a severe blow if rural landowners were allowed to build an extra family home on their plot. The boomer ponzi would end overnight. It's a simple solution that will never be allowed to happen.

This all goes back to some bitter little jobsworth in Meath Co Council. Hopefully they won’t have a days luck going forward. independent.ie/irish-news/cou…