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PQ 318

318. Deputy Louise O'Reilly asked the Minister for Finance if, given that it has been stated that Irish contract law allows for a shop or other business to place a sign saying, for example, 'card only' (details supplied), and that the act of displaying this sign constitutes a contract binding on the customer, he will outline the grounds of "Irish contract law", specifically, legislation and articles, on which his interpretation is based. [47853/23]

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318. Deputy Louise O'Reilly asked the Minister for Finance if, given that it has been stated that Irish contract law allows for a shop or other business to place a sign saying, for example, 'card only' (details supplied), and that the act of displaying this sign constitutes a contract binding on the customer, he will outline the grounds of "Irish contract law", specifically, legislation and articles, on which his interpretation is based. [47853/23]

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