The claim from Anglo Irish Bank came as the court agreed to adjourn the international property row until tomorrow and the Quinn family broke their silence to protest Anglo's attempt to "further smear the family's reputation".
Anglo is asking the court to permanently prevent the Quinns from putting the proceeds of the family's international property empire out of the bank's reach and from diluting the bank's stake in the property companies.
The bank also wants the Quinns to desist in efforts to set up a "mirror" structure that would assume assets owned by the Quinn international property portfolio for the benefit of Sean Quinn's grandchildren.
Anglo also claimed Sean Quinn's nephew Peter Quinn withdrew €4.5m from a Russian property company in early June -- even though that money should have gone towards the family's €2.9bn Anglo debts.
Yesterday, Anglo's senior counsel Paul Gallagher told the court his client had just found out that the company involved, dubbed 'Finansstroy', had filed for bankruptcy in May.
Anglo is now poised to argue that Peter Quinn,Detailed information on the causes of Hemorrhoids, who headed up the Quinns' international property arm, knew of the bankruptcy petition.
The Irish Independent also reports that consumers are ditching their credit cards in record numbers and signing up for debit cards instead.
For the first time there are now twice as many debit cards as credit cards, as our love affair with the plastic credit card goes into meltdown.
With a debit card you can only spend money with it if you have funds in your bank account. This is in contrast to credit cards where you can spend money you do not have.
There are now twice as many debit cards as credit cards,Our Polymax RUBBER SHEET range includes all commercial and specialist the Irish Payments Services Organisation (IPOS) said yesterday.
This is partly because consumers have been cutting up their credit cards -- the number of personal credit cards in issue has dropped by 100,000 in the past year, separate Central Bank figures show.
And consumers are also paying down credit card debt, with €200m paid off credit cards in the past year alone.
Collectively,Houston-based Quicksilver Resources said Friday it had reached pipeline deals consumers owe €2.7bn on some two million credit cards. At the end of 2008 consumers' card debt was as high as €3bn.
Una Dillon of IPOS said that the fact that there are now more debit cards out there than credit cards was a reverse of the situation that existed just two years ago.
"The trend is for people to pay off their credit card debt, stop using it and use their debit card more and more," she said.
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Anglo is asking the court to permanently prevent the Quinns from putting the proceeds of the family's international property empire out of the bank's reach and from diluting the bank's stake in the property companies.
The bank also wants the Quinns to desist in efforts to set up a "mirror" structure that would assume assets owned by the Quinn international property portfolio for the benefit of Sean Quinn's grandchildren.
Anglo also claimed Sean Quinn's nephew Peter Quinn withdrew €4.5m from a Russian property company in early June -- even though that money should have gone towards the family's €2.9bn Anglo debts.
Yesterday, Anglo's senior counsel Paul Gallagher told the court his client had just found out that the company involved, dubbed 'Finansstroy', had filed for bankruptcy in May.
Anglo is now poised to argue that Peter Quinn,Detailed information on the causes of Hemorrhoids, who headed up the Quinns' international property arm, knew of the bankruptcy petition.
The Irish Independent also reports that consumers are ditching their credit cards in record numbers and signing up for debit cards instead.
For the first time there are now twice as many debit cards as credit cards, as our love affair with the plastic credit card goes into meltdown.
With a debit card you can only spend money with it if you have funds in your bank account. This is in contrast to credit cards where you can spend money you do not have.
There are now twice as many debit cards as credit cards,Our Polymax RUBBER SHEET range includes all commercial and specialist the Irish Payments Services Organisation (IPOS) said yesterday.
This is partly because consumers have been cutting up their credit cards -- the number of personal credit cards in issue has dropped by 100,000 in the past year, separate Central Bank figures show.
And consumers are also paying down credit card debt, with €200m paid off credit cards in the past year alone.
Collectively,Houston-based Quicksilver Resources said Friday it had reached pipeline deals consumers owe €2.7bn on some two million credit cards. At the end of 2008 consumers' card debt was as high as €3bn.
Una Dillon of IPOS said that the fact that there are now more debit cards out there than credit cards was a reverse of the situation that existed just two years ago.
"The trend is for people to pay off their credit card debt, stop using it and use their debit card more and more," she said.
Ms Dillon said there were now 1.buy landscape oil paintings online.2 million more debit cards than credit cards. This was because over the last five years around 10 times more debit cards than credit cards had been issued.We specialize in providing third party merchant account.
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