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Casey Anthony - Jose Baez: Where Justice Begins
On October/11 2008 I wrote a rather scathing little piece about Jose Baez, the title was Jose Baez - Where Justice Begins. It was more about his web site, than anything else. Back in 2008 we knew little about the man. Hey, there is nothing wrong with
Updated: 05/30/2011 07:48P
Eight orders for repossession of homes granted
In a case involving Stepstone Mortgage Funding Ltd, Ms Justice Elizabeth Dunne was told a Co Cork couple who had two children borrowed 420000 to consolidate their home mortgage and provide funds for the husband's haulage business, which had run into
Updated: 05/30/2011 07:47P
Ulster Bank granted judgment for 18m
Paul Burns SC, for the bank, told Mr Justice Peter Kelly yesterday that Mr Stokes, Stoney Road, Dundrum, Dublin, was consenting to judgment for 6.49 million arising from loan accounts held at branches of Ulster Bank Ireland Ltd in Dundrum and
Updated: 05/30/2011 07:47P
Ex-garda awarded 43000 for injury on duty to fly fishing arm
Mr Justice Paul Gilligan said James Moynihan also continued to suffer shoulder pain during wet or cold spells and was unable to raise his arm above his head since sustaining an injury while attempting to make an arrest in 2006.
Updated: 05/30/2011 07:47P
Davy in court over alleged 1.2m debt
Rossa Fanning, for Davy, told Mr Justice Peter Kelly yesterday that the firm had only brought summary judgment proceedings against Tom Jones, Nutley Avenue, Donnybrook, Dublin, as “a last resort” after he had fobbed the firm off several times by
Updated: 05/30/2011 07:47P
Gilson warned she could face jail over car sales firm
Ms Justice Mary Finlay-Geoghegan said yesterday the Gilsons had two weeks to provide the statement, failing which they could face proceedings to have them attached and brought before the court for the purpose of explaining why they should not be jailed
Updated: 05/30/2011 07:47P
Former Anglo director seeks protection from creditors
Pauline Doyle, a former director of Anglo Irish Bank Trust Company Ltd, an offshore trust based in the Isle of Man, applied to the court to appoint herself an “arranging debtor” under the Bankruptcy Act 1988. Her counsel told the High Court yesterday
Updated: 05/30/2011 07:47P
KILLED IN ACTION: An Ottumwa mom is mourning the loss of her Air Force son
One of them, Staff Sergeant James Justice was buried at Arlington earlier this month. The most recent Iowan killed is Air Force Staff Sergeant Joseph Hamski of Ottumwa. Sergeant Hamski died last Thursday in Afghanistan from injuries sustained during an
Updated: 05/30/2011 07:47P
Man has rape sentence reduced
Mr Justice Adrian Hardiman, sitting with Mr Justice Declan Budd and Mr Justice Michael Moriarty, said the court would substitute the 11-year sentence with one of seven years with one suspended.
Updated: 05/30/2011 07:47P
Developer's daughters pursued for 4.5m
THREE DAUGHTERS of the late developer Liam Maye are being pursued by Friends First Finance Ltd for repayment of loans totalling 4.5 million. The proceedings against Emma, Nicola and Dawn Maye were transferred to the Commercial Court yesterday by Mr
Updated: 05/30/2011 07:47P
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