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High Court cases... public?

  • 08-02-2011 10:33pm
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    MagicMarker
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    My employer is supposedly issuing proceedings against another company with which we have dealings, this is supposed to go to the high court and I'm wondering if this kind of thing is made public? As I've checked media sources and see no mention of it yet.


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  • #2
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    Unless this case involves some very sensitive commercial information it will of course be held in public. You can keep an eye on the Legal Diary section of courts.ie to see when the case is coming up. However, if proceedings are only being issued now it could be a long wait.


  • #3
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    MagicMarker wrote: »
    My employer is supposedly issuing proceedings against another company with which we have dealings, this is supposed to go to the high court and I'm wondering if this kind of thing is made public? As I've checked media sources and see no mention of it yet.

    Issuing proceedings just starts the process. First time it appears in a judge's list is when the reporters who keep an eye on these things would notice it. From then on anyone can sit in on almost any court hearing so every time it comes before the court it will be in public.


  • #4
    Reloc8
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    www.courts.ie has a search facility. If you know the name of Plaintiff and Defendant (or Plaintiff and one other item of information such as type of proceedings issued) you can find the case and identify days on which it is listed in court.

    You then go to the legal diary (same website) to see what court it is in.


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