Uncle may have had dementia longer than thought, court told in €3m farm inheritance case (opens original article in a new tab)
A court heard that a man's uncle may have had dementia longer than previously believed, affecting a €3m farm inheritance case, with an interim injunction preventing the land's sale until further hearings.
- Documents suggest Thomas Doherty had vascular dementia as early as 2007, not 10 years prior as previously thought
- Quane claims his uncle's last will was influenced by the priest brother, Fr Patrick Doherty
- Court granted an interim injunction to prevent the sale of the €3m farm until further hearings
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