The Court of Appeal has dismissed John Sheridan’s appeal against the dismissal of his claim against Allied Irish Banks (AIB), which sought records relating to his late brother and two companies. It also refused his attempt to amend the claim on appeal. The court proposed that AIB receive its costs, subject to a 14-day opportunity for Sheridan to seek a different order.
Court of Appeal dismisses John Sheridan’s challenge to AIB records claim
The court upheld the High Court’s dismissal of a claim seeking bank records, finding the sole-discovery action misconceived and the proposed amended claims abusive and bound to fail.
Who, what, where, when and why
- Who
- John Sheridan (Plaintiff)
- What
The court upheld the High Court’s dismissal of a claim seeking bank records, finding the sole-discovery action misconceived and the proposed amended claims abusive and bound to fail.
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- When
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