Landmark court case to establish who's responsible for fixing defective apartments

Landmark court case to establish who's responsible for fixing defective apartments

A receiver for the National Asset Management Agency is asking the court to force an Owners Management Company to consent to the sale of 30 apartments in a development in south Co Dublin despite outstanding issues around defects. File picture: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews.ie

A landmark case is to be heard in court on Friday over who has responsibility for rectifying fire safety defects in Celtic Tiger-era apartments. 

A receiver for the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) is asking the court to force an Owners Management Company (OMC) to consent to the sale of 30 apartments in a development in south Co Dublin despite outstanding issues around defects.

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