After-school childcare provider ordered to share firm's files with 'frozen out' partner

Ms Justice Leonie Reynolds said Linda McCauley, co-partner in the "Laugh and Learn" after-school service in the Grange Woodbine Community Centre in Raheny, Dublin, had no entitlement to exclude Veronica Fernandez from access to Facebook and to books and documents used in the operation of the business.

Ms Justice Leonie Reynolds said Linda McCauley, co-partner in the "Laugh and Learn" after-school service in the Grange Woodbine Community Centre in Raheny, Dublin, had no entitlement to exclude Veronica Fernandez from access to Facebook and to books and documents used in the operation of the business.

The High Court has ordered a partner in an after-school childcare service to provide access to codes and documents concerning the business to the other partner who claims she has been "frozen out".

Ms Justice Leonie Reynolds said Linda McCauley, co-partner in the "Laugh and Learn" after-school service set up last year in the Grange Woodbine Community Centre in Raheny, Dublin, had no entitlement to exclude Veronica Fernandez from access to Facebook and to books and documents used in the operation of the business.

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