Court allows Quinn family to pay €161,000 legal fees

The High Court has allowed several family members of bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn vary the terms of freezing orders imposed on them so they can pay more than €160,000 in legal fees to their former lawyers.

Court allows Quinn family to pay €161,000 legal fees
Fri, 14 Sep, 2012 - 18:50

The High Court has allowed several family members of bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn vary the terms of freezing orders imposed on them so they can pay more than €160,000 in legal fees to their former lawyers.

The Quinn family have been subject to various freezing orders - known as Mareva orders - which were imposed by Mr Justice Peter Kelly in July.

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