Magniers claim material sought is needed in relation to dispute over sale of Barne Estate
The Magniers are seeking for the €15m deal to buy Barne estate, which they say was struck on August 22nd, to be completedand his family claim they need for the hearing of their dispute with the owners of a 751-acre estate, which the Magniers say they had an agreement to buy.
Barne Estate is held for the benefit of Richard Thomson-Moore, his sister Alexandra, their children, and their spouses by a Jersey trust.Locals stall opening of Thornton Hall for up to 1,000 asylum seekersI am not sure Ireland has a housing crisis. The problem is a century old A counterclaim has also been filed for slander of title, alleging the Magnier proceedings and the filing of a legal question mark over dealings in the property, known as a lis pendens, was preventing the owners from selling it to Mr Regan.
However, the Magniers’ lawyers say that following a review of the discovery provided, there were “obvious deficiencies” in relation to certain phone data, including WhatsApp messages between Savills’s Patrick O’Higgins and Coolmore’s Jerome Casey.
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