>Cool. That applies to governments but (I assume!) not
>to ILUG. But does it apply to companies too? Maybe
>companies over a certain size.
>eg. If a german company opens a shop here and I am
>trying to get a refund can they insist on me using
>German in my correspondence. Could I insist they
>use French!?
I don't think Company or Consumer law has actually given this much
thought.
You have a right to correspond with A government office in Irish, even
if (as is common) nobody in that office actually speaks irish.
OT aside, in the city of Miami (where the majority speaks spanish) all
government offices are required to work exclusively through english..
gerard
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