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CAB still trying to serve papers on Daniel Kinahan in bid to seize ex-Mansfield property

Summary

The High Court heard that the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) is still trying to serve papers on Daniel Kinahan, who remains in Dubai, in its attempt to seize a luxury property in Dublin linked to Kinahan and jailed businessman Jim Mansfield Jnr. CAB's solicitor, Shelley Horan BL, said she will update the court on June 21 as the bureau continues its inquiries. She also reported that Thomas 'Bomber' Kavanagh, a senior Kinahan cartel associate currently in Belmarsh Prison, was served papers by pushing them under his cell door; Kavanagh declined to participate in the proceedings. Horan noted that the bureau has not yet found an appropriate address for Kinahan and may seek a substitute on the next hearing. The case remains at the stage of attempting to serve papers before any property seizure order can be made. The proceedings were adjourned to June 21.

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What: Report matter: CAB still trying to serve papers on Daniel Kinahan in bid to seize ex-Mansfield property. Charges or matters: destruction of CCTV footage. Procedural stage: sentence

When:

• June 21 Adjournment
• 2022-05-24 Publication

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