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Dublin Castle Café Lease Dispute Goes to Arbitration
A dispute regarding the lease of a café in Dublin Castle between Silk Road, Chester Beatty, and the café operator will be resolved through arbitration. An arbitrator will determine the validity of the café's lease.
13 Jul, 14:07 — 13 Jul, 14:17
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rte-newsMostly Factual29d ago
Dublin Castle café dispute to go to arbitration
The Silk Road Café and its landlord Chester Beatty Library have agreed to have an arbitrator decide if the café has a lease or simply a licence to run its business in Dublin Castle, a judge has heard.
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Silk Road and Chester Beatty allow arbitrator to determine whether café has lease in Dublin Castle
The parties commenced proceedings last month over the restaurant’s forced closure for the duration of Ireland’s six-month EU Presidency.
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