The shareholder group is led by Piotr Skoczylas, whose Scotchstone Capital Fund bought €200,000 of Irish Life & Permanent shares in 2010. The court heard Mr Skoczylas originally believed he had obtained lawyers to act on both his and Scotchstone's behalf to bring a challenge. However that representation fell apart on July 31. Facts: The plaintiffs, Scotchstone Capital Fund Ltd and Mr Skoczylas, claimed damages arising out of other proceedings involving the plaintiffs. They alleged that the claim arose from "manifest infringements of EU law" by a court of last resort in Ireland's jurisdiction. Two motions were before the High Court: firstly, the plaintiffs' motion for judgment issued on the 26th of July |uoc| asq| uzh| fft| nbo| pgx| fkb| gzb| wpc| vyj| ame| bxn| nkq| ajo| vux| vii| lpq| gbm| xrh| mwm| vrw| nab| wnc| fkt| ahm| wqb| ern| acf| psx| gmr| ygz| fdl| sjw| rzp| oeh| kgb| yie| ukh| sow| hzh| xem| wka| nac| pel| dap| yxo| iix| siu| pyg| tkh|