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Toward the end of 2009 the Republic of Ireland’s then government passed legislation which would lead to the creation of the National Assets Management Agency (NAMA
In a recent decision of the Supreme Court in the Matter of Linen Supply of Ireland Limited (the "Company") and the Companies (Amendment) Act 1990 (as amended), the Court finally clarified the law in relation to a company's ability to repudiate andor disclaim leases during the course of an examinership process
Last week the Supreme Court overturned Mr Justice McGovern's recent decision in the Linen Supply of Ireland examinership that the current legislation does not permit the repudiation of leases in an examinership
Many practitioners may not think of stamp duty as a particular risk when taking on a liquidation or a receivership and there is limited published guidance on the topic
