Corcoran v Eassda Group Ltd & Ors, Fennell v Corcoran & Anor, Cororan & Anor v Promontoria & Anor [No.2] (Approved) [2025] IEHC 359 (01 April 2025)
Promontoria interests are entitled to costs as they were entirely successful and Corcorans' arguments do not justify departure from the ordinary rule; court cannot decide on return of deposits as the issue was not pleaded and is subject to separate proceedings; receiver appointed over open space at Glenair Manor as requested by Corcoran, subject to service and opportunity for affected parties to apply to vary or set aside.
- Citation
- [2025] IEHC 359
- Parties
- Plaintiff: Joseph Corcoran; Defendant: Eassda Group Limited; Defendant: Eassda Ireland Limited; Defendant: Alistair Jackson; Notice Party/defendant: Promontoria Eagle Limited; Notice Party/plaintiff/defendant: Ken Fennell; Plaintiff/defendant: Katherine Corcoran
- Jurisdiction
- Ireland
- Judgment Date
- 01 April 2025
- Procedural Posture
- Plenary Proceedings and Motions / Post Judgment, Costs, Form of Order, and Receiver Appointment
- Outcome
- Costs awarded to Promontoria interests; receiver appointed over Glenair Manor open space; form of order clarified; return of deposits not decided unless parties agree.
- Legal Topics
- Costs, Appointment of Receiver, Return of Deposits, Specific Performance, Equitable Execution
Case Brief
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Parties
Joseph Corcoran
Plaintiff
Eassda Group Limited
Defendant
Eassda Ireland Limited
Defendant
Alistair Jackson
Defendant
Promontoria Eagle Limited
Notice Party/defendant
Ken Fennell
Notice Party/plaintiff/defendant
Katherine Corcoran
Plaintiff/defendant
Procedural Posture
Plenary Proceedings and Motions / Post Judgment, Costs, Form of Order, and Receiver Appointment
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether costs should follow the event in light of alleged inequitable conduct
- 2 Whether the court can decide on the return of deposits not pleaded
- 3 Appointment of receiver over open space at Glenair Manor
Ratio Decidendi
Promontoria interests are entitled to costs as they were entirely successful and Corcorans' arguments do not justify departure from the ordinary rule; court cannot decide on return of deposits as the issue was not pleaded and is subject to separate proceedings; receiver appointed over open space at Glenair Manor as requested by Corcoran, subject to service and opportunity for affected parties to apply to vary or set aside.
Court Disposition
Costs awarded to Promontoria interests; receiver appointed over Glenair Manor open space; form of order clarified; return of deposits not decided unless parties agree.
Orders
- Promontoria interests recover costs of plenary proceedings and receiver motion against Corcorans.
- Order to record basis of decision (oral evidence, documents, pleadings, affidavits).
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