High Court agrees to postpone order for Michael Fingleton's €500k costs

The High Court has agreed to hold off on an order for costs against Michael Fingleton until he decides whether he intends to appeal.

Thu, 14 Jan, 2016 - 16:01

The High Court has agreed to hold off on an order for costs against Michael Fingleton until he decides whether he intends to appeal.

The former Chief Executive of Irish Nationwide is facing a legal bill of up to €500,000 for his failed attempt to put an end to a Central Bank inquiry.

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Courts Heathrow Person: Michael Fingleton Person: Chief Executive Person: Seamus Noonan Person: Noonan Person: Fingleton Organisation: High Court Organisation: Irish Nationwide Organisation: Central Bank

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