Case Reports

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The High Court has made orders temporarily freezing the assets of a Co Galway businessman who AIB claims gave untrue evidence when being cross examined about his assets before the Master of the High Court. The application for the Mareva injunction was obtained by AIB Mortgage bank against Mr Joe McC

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A member of the Gardaí has been awarded €52,000 in respect of a Road Traffic Accident (RTA) that occurred in the performance of his duties in 2002. In the High Court judgment, Mr Justice Bernard Barton accepted that ongoing injuries were unrelated to the RTA, and were largely aggrivated by an ass

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A gym owner has avoided a prison sentence for beating his girlfriend and breaking her teeth after she questioned him about being out late. Kevin Loughnan (28) brought €10,000 to court as compensation for his now former partner. Judge Melanie Greally ordered that this be paid over.

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A man who attempted to claim Irish citizenship on the contention that he was born in a house in Dublin in 1940, and was brought back to Russia before being registered at that time, has had his application rejected in the Court of Appeal. Reversing the decision of the High Court, Mr Justice Gerard Ho

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A High Court judge has strongly criticised "shadowy advisers" who he said are giving flawed legal advice to those challenging repossession orders. The comments were made by Mr Justice Seamus Noonan when giving judgment on an application by Mark Flynn and Mairead Flynn from Derry Shercock, Co Cavan w

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of further offers from other interested parties. The Court heard that in the end, Mr Mellon did not actually submit a tender – Justice Humphreys said that it was likely that this was because he did not in fact have the funds immediately available. Thus, Justice Humphreys stated that “it was rea

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