Widow has right to know price vulture fund paid for debts
In a recent judgment, Oaktree offshoot OCM was ordered to disclose to Eileen Courtney details of the sale despite the fund’s claim that this was commercially sensitive data
The wife of the late investor David Courtney is entitled to know what price a vulture fund paid for her debts after Nama allegedly turned down her offer of €2 million, the Commercial Court has ruled.
In a recent judgment, Oaktree offshoot OCM was ordered to disclose to Eileen Courtney details of the sale despite the fund’s claim that this was commercially sensitive data.
Justice Robert Haughton found the information was relevant to ...
