The Court of Appeal has dismissed Francis Davey’s appeal against an order striking out his damages claim against Ulster Bank Ireland Limited for inordinate and inexcusable delay. The appeal concerned the dismissal of the proceedings, not the underlying allegations about the bank’s advice.
Court of Appeal dismisses bank borrower’s appeal over delay in pursuing 2013 claim
The court upheld the High Court’s dismissal of Francis Davey’s damages proceedings, finding that years of unexplained inactivity and the age of a disputed 2006 conversation made a fair trial difficult.
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The court upheld the High Court’s dismissal of Francis Davey’s damages proceedings, finding that years of unexplained inactivity and the age of a disputed 2006 conversation made a fair trial difficult.
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