Question as to who pays legal costs still has to be sorted out

THE question as to who will pay thousands of euro in legal costs following the Ian Bailey libel hearing still has to be decided.

Question as to who pays legal costs still has to be sorted out
Tue, 20 Jan, 2004 - 00:00
Mícheál Lehane

Bailey was awarded €8,000 after the Mirror and the Sun claimed he beat his former wife Sarah Limbrick.

However, he lost six out of eight libel claims and could be forced to pick up a huge legal bill, despite his €8,000 award.

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