Judgment: 2013-11-12 · Court archive

High Court grants relief against forfeiture after outstanding sums paid

The court granted relief to Templeville Developments Limited and ordered both defendants to pay costs, with a four-month stay on that costs order pending a possible appeal.

High Court · [2013] IEHC 529

Who, what, where, when and why

Who
  • Templeville Developments Limited
What

The court granted relief to Templeville Developments Limited and ordered both defendants to pay costs, with a four-month stay on that costs order pending a possible appeal.

Where

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When

Judgment:

Other dates in the report
  • 2 September 2013

    In a short ruling delivered on 12 November 2013, Mr Justice Charleton said the resumed hearing followed a judgment delivered on 2 September 2013. The judgment does not specify the sums paid or when payment was made.

Why

Reasons reported in the judgment

The High Court granted relief against forfeiture to Templeville Developments Limited after finding that outstanding sums had been paid.

The High Court granted relief against forfeiture to Templeville Developments Limited after finding that outstanding sums had been paid.

In a short ruling delivered on 12 November 2013, Mr Justice Charleton said the resumed hearing followed a judgment delivered on 2 September 2013. The judgment does not specify the sums paid or when payment was made.

The court also recorded that additional directors with “excellent experience” had agreed to join Templeville Developments Limited. It awarded costs against both defendants, jointly and severally. The form of the order was finalised after hearing argument.

The costs order was stayed for four months pending an appeal to the Supreme Court. The judge said any extension of that stay would be a matter for that court. The source does not state whether an appeal was filed or what happened after the stay period.

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