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High Court dismisses as misconceived an interlocutory application to appoint a receiver to a solicitors' partnership.
Interlocutory application for appointment of receiver to partnership - solicitors' partnership - notice of dissolution by one partner - claim for declaration that partnership lawfully dissolved - interim injunction granted for return of files and other property, and not to interfere with other partner's practice - s. 28(8), Supreme Court of Judicature (Ireland) Act 1877 - role of court-appointed receiver to partnership - placing of partnership assets under protection of court - prevention of intermeddling by other person - whether defendant understood role of court appointed receiver - fee arrangements on transfers of files between solicitors - alternative remedy of placing stay on proceedings pending valuation of assets by independent arbitrator or valuer.
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