Farming couple allege Pepper Finance is pursuing them over debts fully repaid 12 years ago
A judge said that a 2012 letter, if proved correct, makes the case ‘truly astonishing’
Supreme Court dismisses appeal by initiator of plan to rob man later subjected to ‘barbaric’ attack
Edward McAndrew set upon by men who beat him with iron bars and demanded money
Man accused of unlawfully reoccupying his Dublin home says footage will debunk debt purchaser’s claims
A man who identified himself as Joseph Kennedy said Everyday Finance’s claims are ‘not true’
Solar panel firm with €800,000 debts wound up by High Court
Kampai Solar Ireland said it encountered considerable issues including labour costs three times that budgeted for
Marc Godart made personally liable for 80 per cent of ex-tenant’s legal costs
A High Court judge said the landlord acted “in bad faith and with impropriety” during litigation
Hospital not liable for psychiatric injury of woman who witnessed late husband’s rapid health decline, judge rules
Carmel Germaine alleged she would have been spared ‘nervous shock’ if her husband’s condition was diagnosed following an October 2018 x-ray
Woman loses claim for damages against council for pavement slip injuries
Breda Long was a ‘most honest witness’ but did not prove council was responsible for a danger, judge finds
Robbery gang member fails to convince Supreme Court to hear appeal over order on home
Stefan and Tammy Saunders did not meet the constitutional threshold for being heard in top court
Hearing date pushed back in case against ex-Nationwide boss Fingleton
Supreme Court is yet to rule on Michael Fingleton’s request for the case to be halted
Marc Godart’s lawyers urge court not to make him pay ex-tenant’s legal costs
Court to rule next week on liability for legal costs in fight over €15,433 payment
Prof Philip Nolan appealing judge’s refusal to extend injunction preventing dismissal from SFI
High Court does not rule on costs as it may be unjust for academic to pay for failed application with a wider case to follow
Former mother and baby home resident alleges she was given wrong child at birth
Expected bill for outstanding legal claims against the State has surpassed €5 billion for the first time
Supreme Court to consider use of contempt jurisdiction in cases about care owed to vulnerable children
The High Court refused to declare that the Child and Family Agency was in contempt of a court order
High Court hears all challenges to Residential Zoned Land Tax decisions now moot
Lawyers for An Bord Pleanála said 25 challenges were taken over RZLT targeting certain lands
Man prohibited from taking legal actions against ex-partner without judge’s permission
Mr Justice Séamus Woulfe said permitted man an unrestricted right to litigate against woman would be ‘unfair and oppressive’ to her