High Court orders stay on €25k bus accident award on condition €5k is paid out

A stay has been placed by the High Court on the full payout of a €25,000 award to a woman injured when a bus in which she was a passenger had to suddenly brake.

High Court orders stay on €25k bus accident award on condition €5k is paid out
Mon, 16 Jul, 2018 - 17:11

By Ann O'Loughlin

A stay has been placed by the High Court on the full payout of a €25,000 award to a woman injured when a bus in which she was a passenger had to suddenly brake.

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