Ireland Crime

Named as

Victim

Offences

Undue influence (property transfer); fraud (alleged)

Where

Co. Louth

Reporting

2 reports, 27 Apr 2022 to 30 Apr 2022

Outlets

extra.ie, irishtimes.com

• Judge reserves judgment in Louth undue influence property transfer case Undue influence (property transfer); fraud (alleged) · Co. Louth

  The daughters of the late horse trainer John Richard Cox, who died aged 81 in January 2006, claim their mother Sally Cox exerted undue influence over a March 2005 joint ownership deed transferring their €30 million Lisnawilly, Dundalk, Co. Louth estate to her. The case first came before the High Court in 2018, was settled but re-entered over implementation problems, and resumed in April 2022. Sally Cox, in her 50s at the time of the transfer, denied fraud and undue influence. Judge Denis McDonald reserved judgment to be delivered in October 2022.

  In court, 27 Apr 2022Victim · 2 reports

Each entry shows how that report described them.

1. 30 Apr2022
   In courtextra.ie, in Judge reserves judgment in Louth undue influence property transfer case

   Widow of horse trainer Bunny Cox denies fraud in €30m court row with daughters - Extra.ie

   victim, Michelle Cox, female, irish (judged from name)Michelle Cox♀IE
2. 27 Apr2022
   In courtirishtimes.com, in Judge reserves judgment in Louth undue influence property transfer case

   Estate dispute between horse trainer’s family back in court

   victim, Michelle Cox, female, irish (judged from name)Michelle Cox♀IE

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