Dublin-based hospitality group sues Government over Covid-19 restrictions on bars and restaurants
Press Up Group operates some of the capital’s best-known bars and restaurants.
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Press Up Group operates some of the capital’s best-known bars and restaurants.
A number of publicans have taken the insurer to the Commercial Court.
The insurance firm said its policies do not provide cover for a pandemic of this nature.
None of the ISP’s opposed the application.
‘Walford’ on Dublin’s Shrewsbury Road, bought it in 2005 for €58 million, was once home to Sean Dunne and wife Gayle.
Mick Wallace has reacted to a judgement in the Commercial Court against him regarding a 2009 loan he received from Ulster Bank.
The matter was admitted to the Commercial Court today.
O’Donnell left the property to represent himself in court.
A group of investors that includes the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs will clear the €1.9 million debt they were made to pay in a 2012 commercial court ruling.
The court found that there was a defect in the carrying out of the environmental impact assessment.
Minister for Small Business John Perry and his wife had a judgment of €2.47 million entered against them in the Commercial Court in July.
The joint administrators of Quinn Insurance are suing the firm’s former auditors Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PWC) for €1 billion over alleged negligent auditing.
Brian Hayes has said he has a lot of sympathy for fellow junior minister John Perry who had a €2.47 million judgment ordered against him in the courts this week.
Minister of State for Small Business, John Perry, and his wife consented to a judgment of €2.47 million being made against them in the Commercial Court today.
A group of protesters forced the cancellation of the distressed property sale at Dublin’s Shelbourne Hotel, after gaining access to the auction room.
Jim Corr is being questioned about a €1.4 million loan from ACC Bank which remains mostly unpaid almost nine years later.
The court ruled last month that IBRC could cross examine Seán Quinn’s children to “fill the vacuum”.
The order allows IBRC to question them about their about bank accounts as well as the alleged transfer of assets to offshore companies.
The ‘bad bank’ is taking High Court action against a former employee who is alleged to have taken data without authorisation.
Supporters of the family will hold a rally in Ballyconnell, Co Cavan on Sunday seeking the withdrawal of contempt orders.
The developer had offered personal guarantees for the €400 million in loans used to buy two hotels in Ballsbridge.
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Businessman Quinn has been ordered by the Commercial Court to repay €1.6 billion to the IBRC, formerly known as Anglo Irish Bank.
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The judgement is the largest before the courts in the history of the State.
The Commercial Court will decide tomorrow on whether IBRC, formerly known as Anglo, can still seek a judgment against Sean Quinn.
ACC Bank wins a summary judgment against Mick Wallace over personal guarantees he gave for five business loans.
McKillen can be consulted for input before his loans are acquired, the Supreme Court rules, rejecting his other complaints.
Awarding the money to a property company, Justice Peter Kelly said the council had exhibited ineptitude of a high order in its handling of property deal.
Bank of Ireland takes couple to court, claiming they owe over €69.5m in loans for commercial and residential properties.
Archbishop Diarmuid Martin had been given money for charity, which is believed to have been spent on property.
The NRA says that Celtic Roads Group (Dundalk) Ltd has failed to reduce prices in line with inflation – but the company says it had a reasonable expectation that charges would never be revised downwards.
The Commercial Court will decide on Monday whether there are grounds for Paddy McKillen to appeal his NAMA challenge.
Anglo Irish Bank is granted an injunction stopping the wife of its former CEO David Drumm from ‘sharing’ their property.
A businessman taking the bank to the High Court seems to think so.