Judgment reserved in school's contempt proceedings against Enoch Burke

Wilson's Hospital school has asked the court to consider either sequestering or removing Mr Burke's assets, or fining him

Enoch Burke (pictured} has refused to comply with the school's order resulted in him being jailed for contempt for 108 days last year. File picture: Collins Courts

The High Court will rule next week on an application to sequester the assets of teacher Enoch Burke over his ongoing refusal to comply with a High Court order not to attend at the secondary school where he is employed.

Wilson's Hospital school has asked Mr Justice Brian O'Moore to consider either sequestering or removing Mr Burke's assets, or fining him over his refusal to comply with an order made last September.