Repossession bid ‘sprung upon’ young family

A young couple with a new baby and three other children said yesterday they had a lender’s application to repossess their rural home “sprung upon them”.

Repossession bid ‘sprung upon’ young family
Fri, 21 Feb, 2014 - 00:00
Anne Lucey

The family were among 77 cases before the County Registrar’s ‘Possession and Well-Charging’ Court in Tralee — the highest number to date.

Solicitor Aidan O’Connell represented the young Killarney couple brought to the court by Irish Bank Resolution Corporation.

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