By Seán McCárthaighOne of the country’s main banks has secured High Court orders preventing a well-known anti-eviction campaigner from taking any more legal actions against it. Mr Justice Robert Haughton said Mr Gilroy could only initiate such a case in future with the prior permission of the president of the High Court. The judge also issued an order which prevents Mr Gilroy from assisting anyone in any legal action in a representative capacity whether as a ‘McKenzie friend’, a lay advisor, or otherwise. The High Court ruled in February 2017 that Mr McQuaid should repay the bank €3,256,217 plus interest. The bank sought an Isaac Wunder order against Mr Gilroy.

Source: Irish Examiner October 03, 2018 02:26 UTC