Ahern & Ors -v- Minister for Agriculture & Ors [2009] IEHC 192 (24 April 2009)
The plan was prepared for the purposes of the R.I.S., which applied for three years; therefore, the plan is a three year plan ending at the end of 1986. Aspirational targets for a fourth year do not alter the plan's duration for damages assessment.
- Citation
- [2009] IEHC 192
- Parties
- Plaintiffs: John Ahern and Others; 40th Named Plaintiff: James Kavanagh; First Defendant: Minister for Agriculture and Food; Second Defendant: Ireland; Third Defendant: Attorney General
- Jurisdiction
- Ireland
- Judgment Date
- 24 April 2009
- Procedural Posture
- Assessment of Damages / Determination of Factual Issue Prior to Damages Assessment
- Outcome
- Issue determined; the R.I.S. plan was a three year plan for damages assessment.
- Legal Topics
- Assessment of Damages, Milk Quota Allocation, Mistake of Law, Farm Modernisation Scheme, Reduced Interest Scheme
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Parties
John Ahern and Others
Plaintiffs
James Kavanagh
40th Named Plaintiff
Minister for Agriculture and Food
First Defendant
Ireland
Second Defendant
Attorney General
Third Defendant
Procedural Posture
Assessment of Damages / Determination of Factual Issue Prior to Damages Assessment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the R.I.S. plan of Mr. Kavanagh was a three, four or five year plan for the purposes of assessment of damages
Ratio Decidendi
The plan was prepared for the purposes of the R.I.S., which applied for three years; therefore, the plan is a three year plan ending at the end of 1986. Aspirational targets for a fourth year do not alter the plan's duration for damages assessment.
Court Disposition
Issue determined; the R.I.S. plan was a three year plan for damages assessment.
Orders
- The reduced interest (R.I.S.) plan of the 40th named plaintiff was a three year plan for the purposes of the assessment of damages in these proceedings.
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