Businessman Kennedy loses Supreme Court appeal

The Supreme Court has dismissed businessman Jim Kennedy appeal's against a High Court decision rejecting his bid to stop his trial over alleged corrupt payments for land rezoning.

Businessman Kennedy loses Supreme Court appeal
Thu, 07 Jun, 2012 - 13:05

The Supreme Court has dismissed businessman Jim Kennedy appeal's against a High Court decision rejecting his bid to stop his trial over alleged corrupt payments for land rezoning.

The charges are in connection with the attempted rezoning of land owned by Jackson Way Properties at Carrickmines, Dublin, in 1992 and the successful rezoning of part of these lands in 1997.

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