Sean Dunne bankruptcy extended for 12 years after 'wilful and deliberate' failure to co-operate with trustee

After the judgment, a statement issued by lawyers on behalf of Mr Dunne, who was due to automatically exit bankruptcy in late July 2016 and will not now until April 2028, described the ruling as “extraordinary”.

Sean Dunne bankruptcy extended for 12 years after 'wilful and deliberate' failure to co-operate with trustee

By Ann O'Loughlin

Sean Dunne's Irish bankruptcy has been extended for 12 years by the High Court over “wilful and deliberate” failure to co-operate with the trustee administering his bankruptcy, including not disclosing information about certain assets.

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