High Court decision finds that a bank’s awareness of a lease does not constitute consent
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- Created: Tuesday, June 12 2018 16:18
Recent High Court decision finds that a bank’s awareness of a lease does not constitute consent.
Recent High Court decision finds that a bank’s awareness of a lease does not constitute consent.
In the recent High Court case of Brian Maxwell v Irish Life Assurance and others, Mr Justice Keane considered the meaning of "inordinate delay" in an application to have proceedings dismissed for want of prosecution on grounds of inordinate and inexcusable delay.
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