Son in law of Quinn family doesn't have 'active policy' of keeping documents

A son in law of bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn has told the Commercial Court he doesn't have an active policy of keeping documents.

Son in law of Quinn family doesn't have 'active policy' of keeping documents
Wed, 30 Jan, 2013 - 16:44

A son in law of bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn has told the Commercial Court he doesn't have an active policy of keeping documents.

Under cross examination by lawyers for IBRC, Stephen Kelly said he had nothing to show how he spent his €260,000 salary from Russian companies in the Quinn's property group.

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