The defendants successfully argued in the High Court that there was sufficient uncertainty around the contractual relationship between the parties to afford the defendants with an arguable defence to the claim. The court decided the matter should therefore go to a full plenary hearing.Mr Justice Murray said Norlia was paid for the services in 2015 but received nothing for 2016 and 2017.
Indeed, he said, they submitted that they stood over the High Court ruling in full and were opposing the appeal on the basis that the uncertainty of the contractual terms gave rise to a bona fide defence. The fact that the defendants have denied that monies are due does not, in itself, advance their position at all, he said.
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