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The proceedings must be reconstituted before they can progress due to concerns Mr Fingleton does not have capacity to give instructions to solicitors.

Court of Appeal expresses concerns over capacity to give legal instructions

Court of Appeal expresses concerns over capacity to give legal instructions

A NEW Waterford News & Star 2022 calendar, titled ‘Waterford Yesteryear’ is the collaborative brainchild of long-time staffers Joe Evans and Nicky Heffernan.

Regulator has concluded 144 enforcement actions since 2006

Every file examined in review ahead of planned sale of building society ‘had something missing’

  The Central Bank has disclosed almost €10 million of costs relating to running of public inquiries into individuals involved in the management of the failed Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) and Quinn Insurance Limited (QIL). However, the information, contained in the Central Bank’s latest annual report, published on Wednesday, only gives a partial picture of total cost to date of the long-running INBS inquiry, as the key legal fees and inquiry members’ fees attached t...

Judge refuses Fingleton bid to stop case over alleged INBS mismanagement Former chief had sought to have case halted on grounds of its breadth and his ill-health about 13 hours ago Updated: about 11 hours ago   Former Irish Nationwide Building Society (INBS) boss Michael Fingleton has failed to get a High Court order halting a case against him over alleged negligent mismanagement of the society’s affairs. Mr Justice Tony Hunt on Friday refused Mr Fingleton’s application to have di...

Mr Clerkin said his client’s ill health plus the scope and breadth of the proceedings against him are exceptional reasons for the case to be halted. The complaints against Mr Fingleton include claims he enjoyed “excessive” control over the business of the building society and made several loans of more than €1m without consulting the board, Mr Clerkin said. Eighteen different loans to a variety of different borrowers were referenced, he said. That claim was “hotly disputed” by Mr Fi...