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Mortgager gets injunction against Ben Gilroy over alleged threat to arrest employees

Summary

Start Mortgages DAC secured a temporary High Court injunction preventing Ben Gilroy, who contested the European Parliament Elections, from arresting, restraining or assaulting any of its current or former officers, agents, lawyers or employees. The injunction also restrains Gilroy from publishing or posting online any information relating to the home addresses or property of any of Start's current or former employees, officers, and lawyers. The orders apply to any other person who has knowledge of the orders, as well as Gilroy. Start obtained the injunction in response to videos posted on social media in which Gilroy alleged that Start is involved in fraud and called for people acting for or working with the fund to be arrested. The High Court granted the injunction on an ex‑parte basis, with the matter returnable to Friday's sitting.

Who, what, where, when and why

What: Report matter: Mortgager gets injunction against Ben Gilroy over alleged threat to arrest employees. Procedural stage: hearing_or_decision

When:

• February 2011 Adjournment
• 2019-10-31 Publication

Places mentioned

Topics

Fraud Stage Hearing Or Decision

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