Application over unpaid debt hears separate case involving Godart due before the District Court next week
Lizet Peña-Herrera is seeking payment of €15,000 which she was awarded for illegal eviction from her Dublin home. Photograph: Tom Honan for The Irish Times.
When the award was not paid Ms Peña-Herrera got an order from the District Court ordering the payment of the debt but the company said it did not have any assets and was effectively no longer trading. Gary McCarthy SC, instructed by Vincent Shields, of Shields Solicitors, Cahir, Co Tipperary, for Green Label, said matters concerning the non-payment of a District Court order are a matter for that court.
However, Mr McCarthy said his client was consenting to Ms Peña-Herrera inspecting the books and accounts of Green Label Short Lets. It is expected that an order to that effect will be made later.
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