Ulster Bank Ireland DAC -v- Mulvaney [2018] IEHC 105 (07 March 2018)

Ulster Bank Ireland DAC -v- Mulvaney [2018] IEHC 105 (07 March 2018)

The defendant has no credible or bona fide defence; the bank retains locus standi and is entitled to summary judgment for the debt claimed.

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Citation
[2018] IEHC 105
Parties
Plaintiff: Ulster Bank Ireland Designated Activity Company; Defendant: Liam Mulvaney
Jurisdiction
Ireland
Judgment Date
07 March 2018
Procedural Posture
Summary Judgment Application / Judgment
Outcome
judgment for plaintiff
Legal Topics
Summary Judgment, Loan Agreements, Locus Standi
Banking Law Contract Law Summary Judgment Loan Agreements Locus Standi

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Parties

Ulster Bank Ireland Designated Activity Company

Plaintiff

Liam Mulvaney

Defendant

Procedural Posture

Summary Judgment Application / Judgment

Legal Issues

  1. 1 whether the defendant has a bona fide defence to the bank's claim
  2. 2 whether the bank has locus standi to bring proceedings

Ratio Decidendi

The defendant has no credible or bona fide defence; the bank retains locus standi and is entitled to summary judgment for the debt claimed.

Court Disposition

judgment for plaintiff

Orders

  • judgment granted in the amount set out in the Summary Summons