Gilson and brother still face applications for imprisonment

MODEL Glenda Gilson and her brother, Damien, are still facing applications for their imprisonment over their alleged failure to provide adequate statements of financial affairs in relation to a wound-up car sales company of which they are directors.

Last month, High Court judge Ms Justice Mary Finlay Geoghegan warned the Gilsons they had two weeks to provide the statements or else they would have to appear personally in court to explain why.

Failure to do so would also mean the court would have to deal with an application by the liquidator to their firm, the Gilson Motor Company, to seek their attachment and committal to prison for contempt of court.