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Row between landlord and cosmetic surgery over Dublin premises is resolved
Summary
In a High Court case, Merrion Property Group Limited sued Shelton Investments Limited, trading as River Medical, over alleged rent arrears for a cosmetic surgery business at 114 Lower Baggot Street, Dublin. Merrion claimed River Medical owed more than €161,000 after acquiring the premises in 2014. River Medical denied the arrears, citing a rent reduction agreed with the previous landlord in 2013 due to the economic climate, and sought a declaration that it could remain in possession. The lawsuit was scheduled before Mr Justice Paul Gilligan. After negotiations, the parties reached a settlement: River Medical will vacate the premises by the end of June and pay €130,000 to Merrion, resolving the dispute over the lease and rent claims. The cosmetic surgery business also operates from other locations in Kildare, Belfast, and Cork.
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What: Report matter: Row between landlord and cosmetic surgery over Dublin premises is resolved. Procedural stage: hearing_or_decision
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- 2017-05-03 Publication
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