MOVES to wind up companies in Liam Carroll’s insolvent property group, Zoe Developments, are to come before the High Court on Monday.

The High Court has refused to appoint an examiner to companies in the Liam Carroll-controlled Zoe Group.

The High Court will decide on Thursday whether to appoint an examiner to companies in the Liam Carroll controlled Zoe group.

ACC bank has today urged the High Court to reject an application made on behalf of companies in the Liam Carroll-controlled Zoe group to be placed into examinership.

THE High Court in Dublin will play out what is now a familiar scene next Tuesday when a fresh petition for examinership will be brought by seven companies controlled by property developer, Liam Carroll.

A second attempt by the Liam Carroll-controlled Zoe Group to be placed into examinership will be heard by the High Court next week.

PROPERTY developer Liam Carroll has obtained a temporary reprieve from insolvency for his construction group after the High Court ruled it could reapply for examinership, despite a similar unsuccessful application earlier this month.

A High Court judge has allowed companies in the Liam Carroll-controlled Zoe Group a second chance to seek to be placed into examinership.

PROPERTY developer Liam Carroll made the error of failing to provide details of a rescue plan for his troubled business empire during an unsuccessful application for court protection last month due to stress, the High Court heard yesterday.

Developer Liam Carroll was impaired due to stress when he opted to omit important information in his original petition seeking the appointment of an examiner to companies in the Zoe group, the High Court heard today.

JUST when Liam Carroll’s week looked like it couldn’t get any worse, media reports yesterday suggested that one of the country’s biggest property developers had been admitted to a psychiatric hospital in Dublin on Thursday night.

A sick and hospitalised Liam Carroll and the fellow directors of the Zoe group were granted leave of the High Court tonight to present a new petition seeking the appointment of an examiner to the troubled property group.

THE business empire of one of the country’s leading property developers, Liam Carroll, moved one step closer to collapse after a liquidator was appointed to two of his companies.

The High Court today appointed a provisional liquidator to two companies in the Liam Carroll-controlled Zoe group.

A number of Ireland's leading banks are expected to begin steps to recoup more than €1bn from property developer Liam Carroll today following a ruling by the Supreme Court last night.

THE Supreme Court’s refusal to allow six of Liam Carroll’s companies to be placed into examinership could lead to a ‘fire sale’ of the developer’s property which could in turn threaten the future of NAMA.

THE barrister representing property developer Liam Carroll acknowledged readily the application to have an examiner appointed to six of his companies was a measure “to buy time”.

The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal to have an examiner appointed to several companies in the Liam Carroll-controlled Zoe building group.

The Supreme Court will rule later this evening on property developer Liam Carroll's appeal of last month's High Court decision not to appoint an examiner to several companies in his Zoe building group.

A Cork TD has suggested that market forces be allowed take their course in relation to Zoe Developments, companies which owe the banks almost €3bn.

The Supreme Court has granted a stay to several companies in the Liam Caroll controlled Zoe building group pending an appeal next week of the High Court's refusal to appoint an examiner to them.

A JUDGE yesterday described as “lacking in reality” a survival scheme put forward by companies in Liam Carroll’s Zoe building group as he refused to grant the companies court protection. The continuing battle over the companies’ debts of €1.2 billion is heading for the Supreme Court next week.

IRISH Nationwide Building Society has secured a €78 million summary judgment order against Aifca, a company controlled by property developer Liam Carroll, over unpaid loans.

LIAM Carroll’s decision to up his stake to 29.9% in Greencore has the property developer snapping at the heels of the convenience food group.

THE Doyle family won control of the Jurys hotel group last night after agreeing to buy the 8.3% stake in the company owned by reclusive builder Liam Carroll.

JDH, the consortium led by the daughters of the late PV Doyle, has secured over 50% of the equity of Jurys Doyle Hotel chain to gain control of the business.

THE consortium bidding to buy Jurys Doyle have boosted their stake in the hotel chain to close to 48% making it virtually impossible for anyone else to mount a counter bid to the €1.25 billion offer on the table.