Robinson v. Forrest [1999] IEHC 103; [1999] 1 IR 426; [1999] 2 ILRM 169 (11th February, 1999)
Given the applicant's honest conduct, substantial financial contribution to creditors, the exceptional circumstances, and the original judge's willingness to stay and review the restriction, it is just and equitable to grant full relief from the restriction order.
- Citation
- [1999] 2 ILRM 169
- Parties
- Applicant: Gerard Robinson; Respondent: Respondent (Liquidator); Creditor/objector: Revenue Commissioners
- Jurisdiction
- Ireland
- Procedural Posture
- Application Under Companies Act 1990 S.152 / Judgment on Application for Relief From Director Restriction Order
- Outcome
- Application granted; full relief from restriction order under Section 150.
- Legal Topics
- Director Restriction, Relief From Restriction, Liquidation, Creditor Notification, Just and Equitable Relief
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Parties
Gerard Robinson
Applicant
Respondent (Liquidator)
Respondent
Revenue Commissioners
Creditor/objector
Procedural Posture
Application Under Companies Act 1990 S.152 / Judgment on Application for Relief From Director Restriction Order
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the applicant should be granted relief in whole from the restrictions imposed under Section 150 of the Companies Act 1990
- 2 Whether it is just and equitable to grant such relief
Ratio Decidendi
Given the applicant's honest conduct, substantial financial contribution to creditors, the exceptional circumstances, and the original judge's willingness to stay and review the restriction, it is just and equitable to grant full relief from the restriction order.
Court Disposition
Application granted; full relief from restriction order under Section 150.
Orders
- Applicant granted relief in full from the restrictions imposed by the order of 22nd January, 1998 under Section 150 of the Companies Act 1990.
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