Dance teacher who fractured elbow on 'White Knuckle' ride must pay all costs of failed case

A woman who sued and lost her High Court action after she fractured her elbow when she took a Caribbean cruise shore excursion called a White Knuckle Jet Boat Thrill Ride now faces a large legal costs bill.

Dance teacher who fractured elbow on 'White Knuckle' ride must pay all costs of failed case
Thu, 20 Jun, 2019 - 14:20
Ann O’Loughlin

A woman who sued and lost her High Court action after she fractured her elbow when she took a Caribbean cruise shore excursion called a White Knuckle Jet Boat Thrill Ride now faces a large legal costs bill.

Mr Justice Anthony Barr ruled today that dance teacher Siobhan Kellet must pay all legal costs of her failed two-day action before the High Court.

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CourtsCourt casecourtPlace: CaribbeanPlace: St MaartenPlace: West IndiesPlace: Rockfield Green, Maynooth, Co KildarePlace: Weybridge, SurreyPlace: St MartinPlace: Tour AmericaPlace: Middle Abbey Street, DublinPerson: JusticePerson: Anthony BarrPerson: Siobhan KelletPerson: KellettPerson: Siobhan KellettPerson: BarrEvent: White Knuckle Boat RideEvent: Knuckle Boat RideOrganisation: High CourtOrganisation: HighOrganisation: RCL Cruises LtdOrganisation: Panther Associates Ltd
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