Point Village legal row 'finally put to bed'

All outstanding issues concerning the settlement of a legal row between Dunnes Stores and businessman Harry Crosbie over a €46m agreement related to the Point Village development in Dublin have been "finally put to bed", the Commercial Court heard today.

All outstanding issues concerning the settlement of a legal row between Dunnes Stores and businessman Harry Crosbie over a €46m agreement related to the Point Village development in Dublin have been "finally put to bed", the Commercial Court heard today.

Last July the High Court was informed that the case, which related to the Point Village agreement of February 27th 2008 under which Dunnes would operate a €23 million flagship store in the Point Village and would pay €46 million, plus VAT, for certain works, had been settled.

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