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13/10/2024

Accommodation avalabile from 1st of November.
1 double bedroom in a 3 bed 3 bath house blanchardstown dublin 15.
Can share 2 person.
Plz contact on 0860433123.

Site with planning permission for 113 apartments in Dublin 12
12/10/2024

Site with planning permission for 113 apartments in Dublin 12

Canal House on Herberton Road is in an area of substantial urban renewal

12/10/2024

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The term “British Indian passport” refers to passports issued during the British colonial rule over India, primarily in ...
12/10/2024

The term “British Indian passport” refers to passports issued during the British colonial rule over India, primarily in the early 20th century before India’s independence in 1947. These passports were given to individuals who were subjects of British India, which was part of the British Empire. Here’s a bit more detail:

Historical Context of the British Indian Passport

• Issued by British India: The British Indian passport was issued by the British authorities to Indian citizens who were subjects of the British Crown. It served as a travel document for Indians living in British India, which included the modern territories of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh.
• Citizenship Status: Holders of the British Indian passport were considered subjects of the British Empire but did not have the same rights as British citizens from the United Kingdom. They were classified as British subjects under colonial rule.
• Usage: These passports were used for international travel, especially within the British Empire. Indians often migrated for work or trade to various British colonies, such as East Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Caribbean, and the passport facilitated this movement.
• Design and Features: The British Indian passport looked somewhat similar to other British Empire passports. It often bore the British Royal Coat of Arms, with “British Indian Empire” or similar wording. Inside, it would include personal details, a photograph, and stamps from various countries and territories visited.

Decline and Replacement

• After India gained independence in 1947, the British Indian passport was replaced by passports issued by the newly formed governments of India and Pakistan. The concept of “British subject” status also evolved with changes to British nationality laws, especially with the British Nationality Act of 1948.
• Holders of British Indian passports were required to exchange them for the new Indian or Pakistani passports, depending on their nationality after the partition of India.

The British Indian passport is now a part of historical documentation of the colonial era, symbolizing the legal status of Indian nationals under British rule.

I bought two semidetached houses for €550,000 last year, I’m selling one, will I be liable for capital gains tax?
12/10/2024

I bought two semidetached houses for €550,000 last year, I’m selling one, will I be liable for capital gains tax?

Will I have to pay CGT given that I have not made a gain on my initial outlay for the two properties?

Holiday at home: modern five-bed with heated outdoor pool and whirlpool bath in Killiney for €2.5m
12/10/2024

Holiday at home: modern five-bed with heated outdoor pool and whirlpool bath in Killiney for €2.5m

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12/10/2024

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12/10/2024

Accommodation in 📍Rathmines, Dublin-6*

*- Separate bed available for one male*
*- 💰 RENT: €550 per month*
*EIR CODE : D06R6Y7*
(10 minutes from city centre)

*A beautiful Victorian house in the Quite & Posh area of Rathmines*🌳🌅

*-🏘 Its a 2 room house.*
*-🍽 Spacious kitchen & common hall*
*-🚿 2 Washrooms*
*-📑🌸 Study & Work desks*
*-💡All utilities, furniture, cutleries, appliances*

🚏 *BUS STOP at a walking distance of 50 metres

• *DM / call +353 89 208 5655 if interested

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