Harcourt begins legal tussle in Dublin court
Tuesday 21st October 2008, 2:55PM BST.
A CONTROVERSIAL eight-week court case against Harcourt Developments which left Jersey politics in a state of confusion this summer opened in Dublin today.
Irish property developers Peter Crean and Andrew Kenny, along with solicitor Ivor Fitzpatrick, claim that Harcourt Developments Ltd – the preferred developers of the Waterfront – and its director Pat Doherty are excluding them from the affairs of an alleged partnership over a development in Jersey.
The three businessmen claim that they had a financial interest in the Island Site (Liberty Wharf) scheme. The dispute is also believed to involve the proposed £330m Esplanade Quarter development.
The three businessmen involved in the case have so far refused to comment but case documents reveal that they claim to own a percentage of the developments.
This action is being contested vigorously by Harcourt, which argue that none of the men made any financial investment in the projects.
Pictured: The Esplanade Quarter site
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