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The High Court has appointed a receiver by way of equitable execution over the assets of a schoolteacher who had failed to purge his contempt of court orders restraining him from trespassing on school premises, and an order of garnishee enabling the seizure of funds from the teacher's bank account.
contempt of court, equitable execution, receiver appointment, garnishee order, administrative leave, trespassing, injunction, Supreme Court of Judicature (Ireland) Act 1877, Rules of the Superior Courts (RSC), fines enforcement, civil contempt, coercive measures, punitive measures, High Court, Supreme Court jurisprudence, ACC Loan Management v Rickard, Allied Irish Bank PLC v Sheahan, constitutional rights, Rule of Law.
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