Aer Rianta c.p.t. v Ryanair Ltd
| Jurisdiction | Ireland |
| Judgment Date | 02 April 2004 |
| Date | 02 April 2004 |
| Docket Number | [S.C. No. 352 of 2003] |
| Court | Supreme Court |
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79 cases
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O'Reilly v Commissioner of an Garda Síochána
...action was substantially the same as that previously brought. Held by Allen J that, on the authority of Aer Rianta cpt v Ryanair Ltd [2004] 1 IR 506, O. 19, r. 28 only applies where it is sought to strike out an entire pleading. Allen J did not believe that this was such a case. Regarding t......
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Bula Holdings and Others v Roche and Others
...RSC O.19 r28 RSC O.19 r27 RSC O.19 r5 COMPANIES ACT 1963 S205 CRINDLE INVESTMENTS v WYMES 1998 4 IR 567 AER RIANTA CPT v RYANAIR LTD 2004 1 IR 506 2004/1/158 ADAM & ORS v MIN JUSTICE & ORS 2001 2 ILRM 452 O'SIODHACAHAIN v O'MAHONEY UNREP SUPREME 7.12.2001 2001/20/54327 FAY v TEGRAL PIPES......
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Wallace v Creevey
... ... a pleading in its entirety but not by reference to parts only of such pleading – see Aer Rianta v. Ryanair [2004] 1 I.R. 506 ... The court has in addition to O. 19 r. 28 an inherent ... ...
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Naughton v Dummond
...the court to strike out a pleading in its entirety but not by reference to parts only of such pleading – see Aer Rianta v. Ryanair [2004] 1 I.R. 506. The court has in addition to O. 19 r. 28 an inherent jurisdiction to strike out claims that are bound to fail and I have already alluded to ......
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