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Fraudulent preference: difficulty of proving a dominant intention to prefer *

Ireland - March 26 2013
In In re Kerr Aluminium Ltd (In Voluntary Liquidation) [2012] IEHC 386, the High Court dismissed an application by a liquidator that certain payments…


Importance of hearsay rule in repossession proceedings *

Ireland - February 4 2013
A recent High Court appeal demonstrates the significance of the rule against hearsay evidence in the context of repossession proceedings where…


Application by Quinn family to remove court appointed receivers and their legal advisors *

Ireland - December 19 2012
An application by Quinn family members to have court-appointed receivers removed and their solicitors discharged on the basis of an alleged conflict of…


Fraudulent preference cases *

Ireland - December 5 2012
In a recent High Court case, a liquidator sought an order declaring that certain payments made by a company prior to its liquidation were a ‘fraudulent preference’ and invalid.


"Pre-pack" insolvency sales *

Ireland - May 1 2012
The term “pre-pack”, as it relates to insolvency sales, can have different meanings in different jurisdictions.


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