Well-charging order granted over judgment debtor’s interests in certain lands

Special summons - judgment mortgages - application for well-charging orders in respect of three judgment mortgages registered by plaintiff against first defendant's interest in various lands in County Laois - defendants allege lands comprise their family home and continued occupation of their residence is required for their families and children - defendant has failed, following repeated demands, to discharge amounts due and owing to plaintiff - defence - defendant's insolvency and sums charged exceed value of lands - disputed by plaintiff - whether proceedings properly before the court and brought for an ulterior motive only to embarrass the defendant - no evidence presented to court as to how plaintiff was allegedly to apply credits and interest charges to defendant's account - no evidence of such contract between parties - arguments not made at summary judgment proceedings - documents produced on date of trial for first time - second defendant has no standing to sue on foot of agreement she was not a party to - law on registration of judgment mortgages - defendant's alleged insolvency cannot be assessed by court as no evidence presented - certain markings and interlineations on plaintiff's affidavits are not determinative of the claim - whether court should exercise its statutory discretion to make orders over properties with several/joint tenants - principles to be applied in exercising such discretion - plaintiff no longer seeking order for sale over family home - lands co-owned by defendants as joint tenants - no evidence presented by defendant to establish his alleged 'insolvency' - well-charging order granted.