The High Court refused an applicant leave to seek judicial review of an order for possession of a jointly owned home, finding that his application was out of time and disclosed no arguable ground. Mr Justice Michael Peart granted a final stay until 10 January 2012, after which Ulster Bank could enforce the possession order and recover the property.
High Court refuses leave to challenge possession order over delay and lack of arguable grounds
The applicant received one final stay until 10 January 2012; after that, Ulster Bank could enforce the existing possession order.
Who, what, where, when and why
- Who
- Ulster Bank
- Mr Justice Michael Peart
- What
The applicant received one final stay until 10 January 2012; after that, Ulster Bank could enforce the existing possession order.
- Where
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- When
Judgment:
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- 10 January 2012
The High Court refused an applicant leave to seek judicial review of an order for possession of a jointly owned home, finding that his application was out of time and disclosed no arguable ground. Mr Justice Michael Peart granted a final stay until 10 January 2012, after which Ulster Bank could enforce the possession order and recover the property.
- 10 January 2012
- Why
Reasons reported in the judgment
The High Court refused an applicant leave to seek judicial review of an order for possession of a jointly owned home, finding that his application was out of time and disclosed no arguable ground. Mr Justice Michael Peart granted a final stay until 10 January 2012, after which Ulster Bank could enforce the possession order and recover the property.
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