Heaney v Louth County Council and Others
| Jurisdiction | Ireland |
| Judgment Date | 01 January 1920 |
| Date | 01 January 1920 |
| Court | Circuit Court |
Cir. Cas.,
Heaney
and
Louth County Council and others
Building maliciously burned - Burning of Inland Revenue offices, Dundalk - Basis of compensation - Replacement - Capitalised rent - Loss of income -Economic basis.
The Inland Revenue offices, the property of the applicant, were maliciously burned on the 14th April, 1920. The applicant's witnesses gave evidence to show that it would take upwards of £5,000 to replace the building. The witnesses for the County Council admitted that over £4,000...
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Lennox-Conyngham v Louth County Council
...this case should be between the market value of the demolished building and the cost of a new building. Heeney v. Louth County CouncilDLTR 54 ILTR. 197, and Murphy v. Wexford County CouncilIR [1921] 2 I.R. 230, followed. ...