Mr Flatley and his Blackbird Film Productions seek extended injunction to restrain receiver from taking further steps in relation to Castlehyde
Michael Flatley’s lawyers have claimed before the High Court that “a deal has been done” to purchase his Cork Castlehyde mansion at the centre of a dispute.
At issue in the case is a €5.6 million loan made to Mr Flatley’s Blackbird Film Productions Ltd by Novellus Finance Ltd, with registered offices at St Stephen’s Green, Dublin in 2023, with repayments of €67,000 per month over two years. Novellus claimed there has been default on repayment, which Mr Flatley denies.
She later told the court she had instructions to say that the assertion was “not just impermissible and inadmissible, but it is untrue”.
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