Scriven v Scriven & Anor (Approved) [2024] IEHC 499 (15 August 2024)
Preliminary determination under Order 25 is refused because the issues raised are not discrete points of law based on agreed facts but are factual matters requiring plenary trial; applicant has not pleaded a cause of action against respondents and is not entitled to interlocutory relief; joinder of Pepper as defendant is necessary given its registered interest; data protection and assignment issues are substantive and must be resolved at trial.
- Citation
- [2024] IEHC 499
- Parties
- Plaintiff: Samantha Scriven; First Defendant / Applicant: Gerard Scriven; Second Defendant / Respondent: Feniton Property Finance DAC; Third Defendant / Respondent: Luke Charleton; Fourth Defendant / Respondent: Michael Cotter; Fifth Defendant / Respondent: Pepper Finance Limited DAC
- Jurisdiction
- Ireland
- Judgment Date
- 15 August 2024
- Procedural Posture
- Application for Directions (preliminary Determination) in Plenary Proceedings / Interlocutory Application; Not Determination of Substantive Issues
- Outcome
- Application for preliminary determination refused; no substantive relief granted.
- Legal Topics
- Mortgage Assignment, Security Trustee Standing, Receiver Appointment, Legal and Equitable Interests, Lis Pendens, Joinder of Parties, Preliminary Determination Under Order 25, GDPR Objections
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Parties
Samantha Scriven
Plaintiff
Gerard Scriven
First Defendant / Applicant
Feniton Property Finance DAC
Second Defendant / Respondent
Luke Charleton
Third Defendant / Respondent
Michael Cotter
Fourth Defendant / Respondent
Pepper Finance Limited DAC
Fifth Defendant / Respondent
Procedural Posture
Application for Directions (preliminary Determination) in Plenary Proceedings / Interlocutory Application; Not Determination of Substantive Issues
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the second defendant engaged in absolute legal assignment as required by Section 28(6) of the Supreme Court Judicature Act 1877
- 2 Whether the second defendant as security trustee has locus standi to enforce legal charges under the Registration of Title Act 1964
- 3 Whether receivers appointed by the second defendant are validly appointed and entitled to act
Ratio Decidendi
Preliminary determination under Order 25 is refused because the issues raised are not discrete points of law based on agreed facts but are factual matters requiring plenary trial; applicant has not pleaded a cause of action against respondents and is not entitled to interlocutory relief; joinder of Pepper as defendant is necessary given its registered interest; data protection and assignment issues are substantive and must be resolved at trial.
Court Disposition
Application for preliminary determination refused; no substantive relief granted.
Orders
- Preliminary trial of issues under Order 25 refused.
- Application to join Tailte Éireann not pursued; no order.
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