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Crohan O'Shea v Michael Pantryman and Another
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O'Shea v Butler and Butler Ltd v Bosod Ltd
MacMenamin J.
O'Donnell Donal J.
Clarke C.J.
O'Donnell Donal J.
MacMenamin J.
Judgment of Mr. Justice John MacMenamin dated the 18th day of October, 2017
The central issue arising in these appeals is the nature and effect of a judgment and order in proceedings in the High Court, McGovern J., at a sitting in Dundalk, on the 11th February, 2008. These High Court proceedings, involving other parties whose status is explained later, are the subject of the second appeal in the title herein (228/2007). Mr. Crohan O'Shea, (who, for convenience, will be referred to in this judgment as 'the respondent'), asserts that, on foot of a 'default clause' contained in a settlement agreement in the Dundalk High Court proceedings entered into on 11th February, 2008, Mr. Michael Butler and Mr. William Butler, (who, for convenience, are referred to herein as 'the appellants'), agreed to pay him the sum of €1,100,000, on or before the 11th September, 2008. In both the first and second appeal, Mr. O'Shea contend that, on foot of a default clause contained in the Dundalk High Court settlement, the appellants, Michael and William Butler, accepted that, in the event of non-payment, they would personally consent to a joint and sev
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Family moved into house High Court had ordered must be sold
A property owner faces the prospect of being jailed for allegedly moving a family of nine into a house that the High Court had previously ordered must be sold to satisfy a debt.
At the High Court yesterday, lawyers for Crohan O’Shea claimed that Michael Butler, Glenbrook, Old Spa Road, Clonmel, was in contempt of court by moving a family of two adults and seven children into a property at Sycamore Drive, Ard na Sidhe, Clonmel, Co Tipperary.
Last February Ms Justice Elizabeth Dunne granted Mr O’Shea several orders including one allowing him to sell that property and three others in the estate in order to satisfy a judgment he had previously obtained against Mr Butler.
Mr O’Shea was also entitled to vacant possession of the four properties, the court also ruled.
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Mr Justice Patrick McCarthy was told that the O’Reilly family had moved into one of the properties on the invitation of Mr Butler. Hugh O’Flaherty, for Mr O’Shea, said the family did not have permission to reside in the house and any occupation of the property was in breach of orders made by Ms Justice Dunne.
Mr Justice McCarthy, on an ex-parte basis, granted Mr O’Shea, a company director, permission to serve short service of injunction procee