The fall out from the recent case of Caroline McCann -v- Judge of Monaghan District Court whereby certain provisions of the enforcement of court orders acts have been declared to be unconstitutional and contrary to human rights conventions has prompted the Department of Justice to launch a trial scheme granting a limited form...
On the 13th July, 2009 Peter Connolly Solicitors were given leave to take judicial review proceedings to quash a District Court order for imprisonment resulting out of a case where a client of the firm, who had defaulted in payment of his rent was then taken...
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