‘Prima facie’ case of fraud has been established in Davy case, judge rules

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‘Prima facie’ case of fraud has been established in Davy case, judge rules via IrishTimesBiz

A prima facie case of fraud against J & E Davy has been established by Belfast property developer Patrick Kearney and his firm, a High Court judge has said.

In his action against Davy and 16 of its former employees and senior management, Mr Kearney, of Bedford Street, Belfast, claims Davy made a windfall profit of some €25 million from bonds it sold on his behalf in 2014. Mr Justice Twomey said it seemed to the court that the plaintiffs have established a prima facie case of fraud against Davy and that Davy has a reasonable picture of that alleged fraud.

 

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