John O’Gara claims ownership of the Rathfarnham house by adverse possession
John O’Gara has successfully argued there was no evidence allowing the Residential Tenancies Board to conclude he was a tenant at the house on Ballyboden Road in Rathfarnham .
He denies the existence of any tenancy and claims ownership of the house on Ballyboden Road by adverse possession. Mr Fitzgerald said the man was not very clear on details, saying he believed the rent was €2,000 a month. He said the man said it was paid monthly for about 12-18 months before AIB took over the rent collection and he and his co-owner had no further involvement.
Mr O’Gara appealed to the High Court which, on Wednesday, found there was no evidence before the RTB tribunal of any tenancy between Mr O’Gara and Mr Fitzgerald.
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