Man begins court challenge to legality of promissory notes

The High Court has today begun hearing a challenge by New Beginning's founder David Hall to the legality of promissory notes.

Tue, 22 Jan, 2013 - 11:59

The High Court has today begun hearing a challenge by New Beginning's founder David Hall to the legality of promissory notes.

The businessman launched the proceedings last year to stop the government paying out more than €31bn to troubled financial institutions such as Anglo Irish Bank (now IBRC) and EBS

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