Liquidator ordered to pay Bank Of Ireland's costs in firm's 'fundamentally flawed' appeal

The Supreme Court has ruled the liquidator of a company is personally liable for Bank of Ireland's costs of a failed appeal by the company against a finding the bank had a claim in the liquidation.

Fri, 08 May, 2020 - 17:08

Ann O’Loughlin

The Supreme Court has ruled the liquidator of a company is personally liable for Bank of Ireland's costs of a failed appeal by the company against a finding the bank had a claim in the liquidation.

The five-judge court today upheld a Court of Appeal (COA) decision that Anthony Fitzpatrick is personally liable for legal costs incurred by the bank in opposing the COA appeal by Eteams International.