Start Mortgages and receivers criticised over attitude to proceedings brought against them by 70-year-old farmer
The judge said the “dragging of heels” was not helping.
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The judge said the “dragging of heels” was not helping.
The claim has been brought by the awarding winning Headfort Arms Hotel in Kells, Co Meath.
The Bunratty Castle Hotel has appealed the finding.
Delaney’s application to have the hearing held in private remains outstanding.
A number of homes at The Hawthorns are now available off-plans.
Last year O’Doherty and Waters sought to challenge legislation including the 2020 Health Preservation and Protection.
Delaney’s legal team has said that the potential dissemination of legal documents is “a matter of enormous concern” to him.
Taylor claims the council is wrongfully trying to evict him and the club from a facility.
The pupil, who has special needs and cannot be identified by order of the court, was expelled in September from a Co Meath school.
The matter was mentioned before the courts today.
The festival will run from the morning of 12 March until around midnight on Paddy’s Day.
The case has been brought before the High Court.
The outcome of the case affects claims made by some 1,000 Irish pubs and restaurants against insurers.
The land had previously been leased to Fingal County Council to house Traveller families.
The woman claimed she was forced into bankruptcy due in part to overcharging on her mortgage.
It is alleged Daryle Singh was in possession of almost 300 images on two computer hard drives and in print form
The office wants to appoint five more people to review materials over which claims of legal privilege are made by the FAI.
Sylvia O’Mahoney claims her constitutional right to privacy and GDPR rights have been breached.
Each of the actions have been brought on behalf of five school-going children.
A judge said the court lacks the jurisdiction to grant a mandatory injunction.
The action is understood to be one of the first brought following the publication of the final report by the commission of investigation earlier this month.
The appeal is against the court’s refusal to permit the two to bring their challenge and its award of costs of that hearing against them.
Some 280,000 files were seized by the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement.
The actions relate to the proposed 32km South Kerry Greenway, between from Glenbeigh to Caherciveen.
Aer Lingus, which was a notice party to the action, must pay its own legal costs, the Judge also directed.
The injunction application will return before the court in early January.
Frank O’Rourke claims he was defamed in posts on social media.
Chef Mihai Adrian Hofman left Ireland temporarily in late June due to a family emergency.
Eir denies the claims made by Virgin Media, and the matter is set to come before the Commercial Court in the new year.
The matter will return before the court next week.
The hearing before Mr Justice Charles Meenan is expected to last for two weeks.
The board had erred by not properly taken into account the effects the proposed development may have on bird species, the court ruled.
The farm was the scene of an eviction in 2018.
Michael Anthony McGann, who owns the property, and retired garda Kevin Taylor were remanded in custody yesterday.
The judge urged both men to get legal advice.
The airline has been severely impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The claim was brought after the council allegedly changed the locks on the premises in June 2018 after a shooting.
The supermarket claims that the rival outlet selling food and groceries breaches a restrictive covenant contained in lease agreements.
The court has been asked by the ODCE to determine if some files are covered by legal professional privilege.
John Flannery fears that persons engaged in rough shooting could end up facing a criminal prosecution, which he claims is unlawful.
The judge said it was clear that individuals were engaged in “a consorted effort to undermine an order of the High Court”.
Ganley has said the right to attend Mass or a similar religious service is protected under the constitution.