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supreme court dismisses beverly cooper-flynn’s appeal over jury directions and bank memorandum the rejected challenges to trial judge’s on majority verdicts admission of a memorandum, while agreeing with chief justice’s reasons other grounds. dismissed in her case against rté, charlie bird james how
supreme court dismisses appeal in tax advice libel case the declined to order a new trial, finding no substantial wrong or miscarriage of justice had been established over jury directions on majority verdicts. dismissed beverley cooper flynn’s against high costs her action rté, charlie bird and jame
supreme court dismisses cooper-flynn appeal over jury directions the found that trial judge’s on majority verdicts did not comply with governing law, but concluded they caused no substantial wrong or miscarriage of justice. dismissed beverly cooper-flynn’s in a defamation case against radio telefís
supreme court dismisses beverly cooper-flynn’s appeal over libel trial the upheld high outcome after a jury found an allegation involving one former bank customer unproved, but accepted evidence that cooper-flynn had advised other customers to evade tax. has dismissed against of her action six rté b
supreme court dismisses appeal despite ruling an unposted bank letter was wrongly admitted the found that a draft about alleged tax evasion should not have been put before jury on grounds used. it concluded trial as whole did suffer substantial wrong or miscarriage requiring new trial. dismissed bev
supreme court says it cannot hear appeal from ruling allowing criminal justice fennelly agreed that section 29 of the courts act 1924 gave no jurisdiction to appeal. judgment left case proceed a retrial, with further appeals possible only if stated conditions arose. s.c. no. 93 2004 could not liam c
supreme court rules it cannot hear appeal on law ahead of retrial the held that section 29 gave liam campbell no right to after his conviction was quashed and a ordered. decided only preliminary jurisdiction issue. 93/04 has ruled had campbell’s legal question concerning real ira, criminal ordered r
supreme court reduces discovery security to €27,000 in cement competition case the upheld high court’s order but lowered plaintiff companies had provide from €77,000 €27,000. dismissed three companies’ appeal against scope of a their crh plc and seven other defendants, reduced required for judgment
supreme court dismisses appeal over leave to execute old costs judgments the upheld a high order allowing several defendants seek execution on orders more than six years old, finding delay explained and no relevant prejudice established. has dismissed an by philip smyth genport limited against grant
supreme court rejects ryanair bid to strike out part of aer rianta claim the held that order 19, rule 28 allows a pleading be struck in its entirety, not selected paragraphs. it dismissed ryanair’s appeal and affirmed high court’s refusal motion. no. 352/03 has limited’s against three paragraphs cpt
supreme court says high can decide costs in medical practitioner case the upheld council’s appeal over court’s view that it lacked jurisdiction to award on an application under section 51, and sent issue back for decide. has ruled 51 of practitioners act 1978, allowing by council. remitted because h