Troubled estates affected by ruling on evictions

A NEW finding by the courts that tenants cannot be evicted for anti-social behaviour without an appeal process has serious implications for the regeneration of Limerick.

The court decision in relation to a case in Dublin has cast doubt on all evictions for anti-social behaviour. The court found that any decision to evict a family must have an inbuilt appeal process.

Where does this milestone court decision leave plans for the regeneration of the troubled estates in Limerick?

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