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AI summary
The High Court dealt with an application for summary judgment and an order declaring a primary residence specially executable. The court granted summary judgment, set a reserve price for sale in execution, and ordered payment of the specified amount plus interest and costs.
This appears to concern mortgage enforcement and execution against a primary residence, and may be relevant to banking, credit and property litigation.
Evidence from source
This is an application for summary judgment under Rule 32, coupled with an application under Rule 46A for an order declaring the defendant's immovable property, being his primary residence, specially executable.
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