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Case between estranged couple over Temple Bar hotel partnership is resolved
Summary
In a High Court case brought by Sheelagh Conway against her estranged husband Frank Conway and John Harty, the parties sought to appoint a receiver to wind up the Peig Sayers Hotel Partnership, which owns the 29‑bedroom Riverhouse Hotel complex in Dublin's Temple Bar. Conway alleged that the partnership was mismanaged and that Conway had not acted in good faith. She requested the partnership be formally dissolved and its assets sold. Conway's claims were denied by Conway, while Harty was not represented. After out‑of‑court discussions, the parties agreed to resolve the matter. Judge Conor Dignam struck out the proceedings, allowing either side to re‑enter the action if necessary. No settlement details were disclosed in court. The case was concluded without any orders or declarations being granted.
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What: Report matter: Case between estranged couple over Temple Bar hotel partnership is resolved. Procedural stage: hearing_or_decision
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- 2023-02-02 Publication
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