Class actions donât really exist in Ireland what i mean is there is a very strict scope for them
The companies that built the houses no longer exist in the guise they previously did, at law Coâs are a separate legal person i.r you have to pursue the co. rather than the people behind it.
the people affected donât have the standing to bring the case if that makes sense.
Correct. If the person has to fund 10% themselves and itâs the 20k, a top of mortgage should go into it. The bank defer when people have moved out. The individual is getting a rebuild of a home, the value is going to return. Best of a bad situation for the borrower and the bank.
I mean there has to be a fairly straightforward paper trail leading to the companies involved down to the money paid for each property - that money still exists in accounts, or expenses relevant to the funds exist, in the new companies. It isnât a massive amount of houses and is certainly an achievable endeavour
The political will isnât there to pursue it, the crooks will get away with it, the poor cunts will get stiffed and itâll happen again.
As much as @Tim_Riggins wants to claim it isnât relevant, he is detached from the reality of life for the vast majority of people in the country and it has a huge bearing on his arguments and viewpoints
I canât specifically speak to the North West but the political will has never really been there to hold anyone accountable
I mean the state paid for the compensation for the mothers and daughters and all the abuse of the Catholic Church over the years instead of holding those paedophile monsters accountable and seizing every asset belonging to them in the country