Motor Insurance Bureau to appeal Setanta insurance ruling

The Motor Insurance Bureau of Ireland is set to appeal a €90m court ruling.

Motor Insurance Bureau to appeal Setanta insurance ruling
Thu, 10 Mar, 2016 - 18:38

The Motor Insurance Bureau of Ireland is set to appeal a €90m court ruling.

The Court of Appeal says the organisation has to take on the full liabilities of now collapsed Setanta insurance.

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