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Farmer released from custody after agreeing to comply with trespass orders on Wexford lands
Summary
A man from County Wexford, John Kinsella, was released from custody at the Four Courts after agreeing to comply with High Court orders that prohibit him from trespassing on or approaching within 100 metres of lands in County Wexford. The orders, issued against him by the plaintiff John B. Dockrell Ltd, also restrain him from interfering with the plaintiff's quiet enjoyment of the property, blocking entrances, or impeding access. Kinsella, who was not represented at the hearing, was granted a two‑week adjournment of attachment and committal proceedings by Justice Caroline Costello after he gave a sworn undertaking to comply with the orders until the matter returns before the Court. The adjournment was set for 10 August, and Kinsella was released on the condition that he adhere to the orders until that date. The case remains pending before the Court.
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What: Report matter: Farmer released from custody after agreeing to comply with trespass orders on Wexford lands. Procedural stage: hearing_or_decision
When:
- June 2017 Other
- August 10th Adjournment
- 2018-07-25 Publication
Why: The company, represented by Benedict Ó Floinn Bl, sought the orders because it says it was unable to access approximately 150 acres of land the firm purchased in June 2017 in Ferns, Co Wexford, due to Mr Kinsella alleged actions. CNI source report
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Outcome: The judge then adjourned the matter to August 10th next.
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