Fingleton proceedings to be reconstituted due to health concerns
Court of Appeal expresses concerns over capacity to give legal instructions
Judge to rule later on Fingleton bid to halt INBS case
IBRC claims include €6bn losses arose from loans made when Fingleton was CEO
Debenhams liquidators granted injunction over pickets
Move prevents unlawful actions, interference with efforts to remove stock from former stores
High Court approves Nordic Aviation Capital's scheme with lenders
Bulk of group’s creditors are behind plan
Irish-based aircraft lessor gets court approval for creditor scheme
Nordic Aviation wants to enter into a scheme with its lenders due to Covid-19 pandemic
Meat plants granted court injunctions to stop protesters blockading factories
High Court told potential new beef deal with China could be put in jeopardy by ongoing protests
Spanish apartment sale not designed to deceive bank, says former La Stampa owner
Louis Murray tells High Court he had not sought to deceive AIB, who he owed €19.8m
Former La Stampa owner apologises for calling receiver ‘a thug’
Louis Murray withdraws comments made in High Court about bank-appointed receiver
Former owner of La Stampa says AIB broke agreement on sale
Louis Murray takes case over price achieved by AIB receiver for sale of restaurant
Fish farming boss not allowed to represent company in AIB legal action
Supreme Court rules no such entitlement outside ‘exceptional circumstances’
Druids Glen fund opposes appointment of examiner
Gulland Property says it is owed €4.85m and had appointed a receiver to the course
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What links Putin, Flannery, and a Cavan man called ‘Paudie’?
Former Bula chief set up multiple offshore companies
James Stanley set up offshore company using services of Mossack Fonseca group in 2007
High Court appoints interim examiner to Petroceltic
Move follows discussions between the exploration firm and shareholder Worldview
Boylesports says bid for Ladbrokes Ireland being stymied
Lack of information putting chain at disadvantage, court told
Seán Dunne begins Supreme Court appeal against Irish bankruptcy
Developer’s lawyers argue judgement cannot be allowed to stand due to earlier US ruling
Concrete and quarry firm Dan Morrissey to enter receivership
High Court told that survival plan efforts had failed with €27m owed to AIB
Bloxham creditors may get 40% of what is owed
Challenge to stock exchange membership revocation may yield extra €6m for broke
SIAC companies secure court protection for survival scheme
Nine companies ‘in a clear position of insolvency’ arising from economic downturn
Bid to overthrow bankruptcy by Sean Dunne for hearing next month
Businessman, now living in Connecticut, is seeking to have the declaration of bankruptcy set aside
Seán Dunne declared bankrupt over failure to discharge €163m judgment
Court-appointed official assignee will liaise with US authorities over what is to happen to Dunne assets
Ulster Bank seeks to have Seán Dunne declared bankrupt
Bank launches High Court proceedings over failure to satisfy €164m judgement
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