Electron Holdings Ltd & anor: McCann -v- Halpin & anor [2013] IEHC 495 (08 November 2013)
'Close of business' in the banking context means 4pm; appointment of Receiver at 4pm was valid and in compliance with contractual terms; strict compliance with demand terms satisfied.
- Citation
- [2013] IEHC 495
- Parties
- Applicant: Paul McCann; Respondent: Patrick Halpin; Respondent: Anne Keane
- Jurisdiction
- Ireland
- Judgment Date
- 08 November 2013
- Procedural Posture
- Application for Directions Under Companies Act / Judgment on Validity of Receiver's Appointment
- Outcome
- Declaration granted that Receiver was validly appointed and entitled to possession.
- Legal Topics
- Appointment of Receiver, Interpretation of 'close of Business', Strict Compliance With Contractual Terms, Enforcement of Security, Demand for Repayment
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Parties
Paul McCann
Applicant
Patrick Halpin
Respondent
Anne Keane
Respondent
Procedural Posture
Application for Directions Under Companies Act / Judgment on Validity of Receiver's Appointment
Legal Issues
- 1 Was the appointment of the Receiver valid given the timing relative to 'close of business'?
- 2 Does 'close of business' in the banking context mean 4pm?
- 3 Is strict compliance with contractual terms required for receiver appointment?
Ratio Decidendi
'Close of business' in the banking context means 4pm; appointment of Receiver at 4pm was valid and in compliance with contractual terms; strict compliance with demand terms satisfied.
Court Disposition
Declaration granted that Receiver was validly appointed and entitled to possession.
Orders
- Declaration that Applicant has been validly appointed as receiver over Crossplan Investments Limited and Elektron Holdings Limited.
- Applicant entitled to take possession of properties owned by each company.
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