Putting Justice to Hazard: When Does Delay Justify the Dismissal of Proceedings?
There has been an increase in applications to dismiss legal proceedings for want of prosecution on the grounds of delay before the Irish courts in ...
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The High Court considered whether consecutive delays of 22 months and two years were sufficient to warrant dismissal of proceedings for want of pro...