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15 people must leave south Dublin house by March 20, court orders
Summary
The High Court has ordered that up to fifteen occupants of a four‑bedroom house in Avoca Park, Blackrock, must vacate the premises by 20 March. The injunction, granted to Everyday Finance DAC and receivers Stephen Tennant and Nicholas O'Dwyer, gives them possession of the property. The order applies to Paul White, his wife Jane Gleeson and other unnamed occupants who are appealing the decision. The court also suspended any sale of the house until the dispute is resolved and required a timetable for the full hearing. The receivers, appointed in 2017, seek vacant possession as the property is subject to a mortgage secured by loans from AIB, now owed at €3 million. The defendants, who claim the receivers were not properly appointed, intend to appeal to the Court of Appeal. All keys and alarm codes must be handed over by the deadline.
Who, what, where, when and why
What: Report matter: 15 people must leave south Dublin house by March 20, court orders. Procedural stage: appeal
When:
- March 20th Incident
- 2020-02-27 Publication
Places mentioned
- High Court
- Court of Appeal
- Avoca Park
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