Leahy -v- Bailey & ors [2016] IEHC 592 (28 October 2016)
Respondents failed to establish honest and responsible conduct and failed to cooperate with the liquidator; documentation and information regarding substantial property transactions were not provided; passive role of third respondent does not exempt from restriction; court is obliged to make restriction declaration under s. 819(1) Companies Act 2014.
- Citation
- [2016] IEHC 592
- Parties
- Applicant: Eamonn Leahy; Respondent: Helen Jayne Bailey; Respondent: Stephen James Logue; Respondent: Denis Cremin
- Jurisdiction
- Ireland
- Judgment Date
- 28 October 2016
- Procedural Posture
- Application for Restriction Order Under Companies Act / Judgment
- Outcome
- Declaration of restriction made against all respondents under s. 819(1) Companies Act 2014.
- Legal Topics
- Director Restriction, Liquidation, Duty of Directors, Substantial Property Transactions, Failure to Cooperate With Liquidator
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Parties
Eamonn Leahy
Applicant
Helen Jayne Bailey
Respondent
Stephen James Logue
Respondent
Denis Cremin
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Application for Restriction Order Under Companies Act / Judgment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether respondents acted honestly and responsibly as directors
- 2 Whether it is just and equitable to restrict respondents from acting as directors
Ratio Decidendi
Respondents failed to establish honest and responsible conduct and failed to cooperate with the liquidator; documentation and information regarding substantial property transactions were not provided; passive role of third respondent does not exempt from restriction; court is obliged to make restriction declaration under s. 819(1) Companies Act 2014.
Court Disposition
Declaration of restriction made against all respondents under s. 819(1) Companies Act 2014.
Orders
- Declaration of restriction against Helen Jayne Bailey, Stephen James Logue, and Denis Cremin under s. 819(1) Companies Act 2014.
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