A STAY on the liquidation of Liam Carroll’s heavily insolvent Zoe development group has been granted for at least 10 days as the first of what could be a series of appeals will be heard by the Supreme Court on October 2nd.
The court yesterday agreed to hear an appeal by Dutch-owned ACCBank against a High Court ruling last month permitting the Zoe group to make an unprecedented second application to appoint an examiner after a first application was rejected by both the High Court and the Supreme Court.
Chief Justice John Murray, sitting with Mrs Justice Susan Denham and Mr Justice Nial Fennelly, granted a stay on the winding up of two companies at the top of the group, Vantive Holdings and Morston Investments.Supreme Court grants stay on liquidation of Zoe pending appeals - The Irish Times - Wed, Sep 23, 2009Rossa Fanning, for ACC, said the bank would argue that the group’s second examinership bid was an abuse of process given that the case had already been considered and rejected by the courts.



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