The Quinn children are also objecting to being cross-examined about an alleged conspiracy to put assets beyond the reach of IBRC
The children want to make the claim in their action against the Irish Bank Resolution Corporation denying liability for a total of €415 million.
It has also emerged that the former Anglo CEO, David Drumm is no longer listed as a witness in the Quinn children's case.Senior Counsel Bernard Dunleavy, who is representing the Quinns, said they were still trying to persuade some reluctant people to give evidence. Mr Dunleavy asked the judge to allow the children to claim undue influence by their father.
IBRC is strongly objecting to the application. Senior Counsel, Brian Murray said the children had known about this alleged undue influence for ten years. He said permitting them to now allege that their father was the "primary wrongdoer" radically changed the case the bank had to meet.
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