Application rejected for Tribunal to stand down

An application for the Planning and Payments Tribunal to stand down has been rejected by Justice Flood.

Application rejected for Tribunal to stand down
Tue, 04 Feb, 2003 - 12:48

An application for the Planning and Payments tribunal to stand down has been rejected by Justice Flood.

Legal counsel, Michael O'Higgins, for former Fine Gael Senator, Liam Cosgrave, claimed last week that his client's reputation had suffered because of lies told by Frank Dunlop at the tribunal 3 years ago.

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