Order for possession upheld where no credible defence is identified

Appeal against an Order for Possession in respect of a property registered in the sole name of the Defendant/Appellant - occupied as a family home by his spouse and children - Bank of Scotland (Ireland) Limited made a loan facility available to the Defendant on certain terms and conditions. The sum advanced was €350,000.00 - Defendant defaulted in the terms of the loan facility - Circuit Court confirmed that the Plaintiff was entitled to possession - whether the Plaintiff has established that they are the owner of the charge and that the right to seek possession has arisen and is exercisable on the facts - whether the Defendant/Appellant has identified a credible or arguable defence - a prima facie case for an Order for Possession has been shown by the Plaintiff based on the undisputed evidence in this case - no credible defence has been identified by the Defendant and the Plaintiff is entitled to an Order for Possession.