US trustee given order to sell Drumms’ Dublin home

THE US trustee administering the bankruptcy of former Anglo Irish Bank chief executive David Drumm was yesterday granted an order in the High Court to sell off his €2.3 million home in Malahide, Co Dublin.

US trustee given order to sell Drumms’ Dublin home

The court has ruled it is in the interests of the creditors of Mr Drumm for the Irish courts to assist a US official in her administration of the bankruptcy of Mr Drumm. There was no reason of public policy to refuse to make such an “order in aid,” Ms Justice Elizabeth Dunne found.

Ms Justice Dunne yesterday granted the application for the order in aid sought by Kathleen Dwyer, the trustee administering the bankruptcy of Mr Drumm since he filed for voluntary bankruptcy in the US last October.

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