Court Record Number abbreviations

shaneybaby

Folks,

Kind of stumped as to what a certain record number relates to

2010/12345 R

What the hell does the R mean? HARRAHILL is the plaintiff so presumably it is a Revenue matter. R = Revenue? are these summary proceedings? They have no listing so i don't think they can be a winding up petition.

JR=Judicial Reviw
S= Summary
P= Plenary
COS= Companies Acts
etc

Any help is appreciated?

Tom Young

Yes, R = Revenue and Gerard Harrahill is the Revenue Collector General.

The proceedings are generally Summary in nature. Depends though. Assessments or sums due can be brought in this manner.

Tom

shaneybaby

Tom Young wrote: »

Yes, R = Revenue and Gerard Harrahill is the Revenue Collector General.

The proceedings are generally Summary in nature. Depends though. Assessments or sums due can be brought in this manner.

Tom

Thanks. Just thought it strange there is nothing listed. I'll keep an eye.
S

Tom Young

If you go on to www.courts.ie and do a High Court Search it will come up - If in the lists.

You need to populate the High Court search with two or more search terms.

The Record number or the parties usually work well. Otherwise, just do it by list and year.

shaneybaby

Tom Young wrote: »

If you go on to www.courts.ie and do a High Court Search it will come up - If in the lists.

You need to populate the High Court search with two or more search terms.

The Record number or the parties usually work well. Otherwise, just do it by list and year.

Ah yeah well used to the courts search, by listing i meant an actual court date.(the options to the left). Appreciate the quick response! Sound,S

Tom Young

No, you do it like this.

Put in the record no or parties as mentioned above.

When the case is returned in the search field, look over to the left hand side of the screen and click 'listing' then you will see a list of the dates or planned dates for hearing. Usually in the Master's list.

shaneybaby

Tom Young wrote: »

No, you do it like this.

Put in the record no or parties as mentioned above.

When the case is returned in the search field, look over to the left hand side of the screen and click 'listing' then you will see a list of the dates or planned dates for hearing. Usually in the Master's list.

I have, there is an issue date for the start of may, Pltf details the whole lot, just no filings or a listing date. I know sometimes people don't click through to "view" the matter and thats why nothing comes up.

The reason i was so confused is that usually for matters similar to this, they are in the masters court or chancery. There just isn't any date whatsoever in this one. I'm sure a listing will come up in due course. thanks again. S

Tom Young

Yeah, it might just be the summons you've got.

dermot_sheehan

http://www.courts.ie/rules.nsf/8652fb610b0b37a980256db700399507/17061812665dc08980256d2b0046b3b5?OpenDocument


It's a Revenue matter,

either

Proceedings for the recovery of any tax or duty under the care and management of the Commissioners, or for any fine, penalty or forfeiture in connection with any such tax or duty or incurred under or imposed by the Act s relating to customs or excise, or for the delivery of an affidavit or an account, whether on oath or not, or for the furnishing of explanations or documents in connection with any such tax or duty, or for the condemnation of goods under the Customs Acts

or an appeal on a point of law from the appeal commissioners.

Delancey

.... and hear was silly old me thinking R = Regina