Court orders 10 properties to be repossessed

TEN properties were repossessed by mortgage providers at a sitting of the Dublin High Court yesterday.

Court orders 10 properties to be repossessed
Tue, 26 May, 2009 - 01:00
Scott Millar

In the case of a house repossessed by the Woodchester in Ballyhaunis, Co Westmeath, the owners had moved to Australia.

They were €35,000 in arrears, leaving them owing €430,000 on a mortgage drawn down in 2008.

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CourtsPlace: BallyhaunisPlace: AustraliaPlace: WaterfordPlace: SpainPlace: UlsterPlace: BallycottonPlace: BritainPerson: Elizabeth DunnePerson: DunneOrganisation: Dublin High CourtOrganisation: Start MortgagesOrganisation: StepStone
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