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Kilkenny design store and landlord in out-of-court talks

Summary

In a Commercial Court dispute, Clydaville Investments, operators of the Kilkenny Shop and Restaurant on Dublin's Nassau Street, has brought proceedings against Setanta Centre Unlimited Company over €150m redevelopment plans for the centre. The case, which was to commence before Mr Justice Michael Quinn, was adjourned to allow out‑of‑court settlement talks. Clydaville, represented by Declan McGrath SC, Andrew Fitzpatrick SC and Stephen Byrne BL, alleges that the proposed rules by Setanta would interfere with pedestrian and vehicular access, including deliveries, to its Nassau Street outlet, and that the rules are designed to remove the plaintiff from the way during redevelopment. The company seeks orders prohibiting the implementation of the new rules and preventing interference with ingress and egress. Setanta, represented by Eoin McCullough SC, Rossa Fanning SC and John Lavelle BL, denies the claims.

Who, what, where, when and why

What: Report matter: Kilkenny design store and landlord in out-of-court talks. Procedural stage: hearing_or_decision

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• 2022-04-27 Publication

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