Land registry records confirm that judgment mortgages from two separate banks were registered against a property in Faughanhill, Bohermeen, Navan, Co Meath. The registrations occurred in 2012 and 2015, securing the banks' claims against the land.
The property, which included a large home built in 2006, was demolished this week by Meath County Council. The local authority stated the demolition was carried out due to the structure being built without the required planning permission.
The judgment mortgages represent legal charges registered against the land, typically following a court judgment for a debt. Their presence indicates prior financial claims on the property, separate from the planning enforcement action that led to the demolition.
