Tenants face jail after refusing to leave rented homes

Tenants face jail after refusing to leave rented homes
Pepper Finance to tell court that 12 households have no legal right to remain in situ
about 5 hours ago
Vasile Circu with his partner Doina and their children; with fellow tenants Ioan Bataraga, Mohair Bataraga, Irina Ucaciu, Firuca Puscas and Ion Mihali at their home, 31 Richmond Avenue. Photograph Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times
 
An asset management company is seeking the imprisonment of 19 adults because they will not leave their rented homes in north Dublin.
In a case due before the High Court on Tuesday, Pepper Finance will say the 12 households have no legal right to remain in the houses at 31 Richmond Avenue, Fairview, and 21 Little Mary Street, Dublin 7. They will say the tenants are in contempt of a previous court order to vacate the properties.

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