Corrs guitarist Jim Corr says 9/11 'an inside job'

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Musician Jim Corr to face court hearing over €4m cash deposit:
http://www.rte.ie/news/2013/0624/458577-jim-corr-acc-bank/

'Musician Jim Corr will be asked to explain what has happened to €4 million in cash he once had on deposit in Irish and US banks.

Lawyers for ACC Bank told the Commercial Court there was "no explanation" for where the money had gone.

Mr Corr returns to the Commercial Court next Wednesday to resume answering questions by ACC Bank about his finances.

The case is part of efforts by the bank to recover €1.4 million in property loans borrowed by Mr Corr and others.

At the Commercial Court this afternoon, ACC Bank sought orders for Mr Corr to hand over records relating to the proceeds of sale from a number of his properties.

These orders were made on consent as he had already agreed to provide the information, the court was told.

However, Mr Justice Peter Kelly said it was regrettable that the application had to be made as Mr Corr had been aware for some time the bank wanted the information.

He had also given undertakings to provide it "weeks and weeks ago," the judge said.

Mr Justice Kelly did not order Mr Corr to produce documentary evidence of what had happened to €4 million in cash, but said he could expect to be questioned about it when he comes before the court next week.

"There have been financial advisers in place and it is perfectly clear the bank wanted the information since last February.

"He will be asked questions about it and ought to be in a position to respond, given he has had advisers in place. It would be very much in his interest if he does have documentation, to produce that too," the judge said.

He did not rule out the prospect of the bank seeking another order in future for documentary records of what happened to the money

Counsel for Mr Corr had argued the discovery orders sought by the bank in relation to the €4 million "went way beyond" what was originally agreed and it was not possible to comply with requests for such information before next week.

Counsel for the bank Bernard Dunleavy said Mr Corr had complained of the breadth of the records wanted by the bank, but he said "at the heart of it is €4 million worth of cash with no explanation" as to where it had gone.'

Musician Jim Corr settles €1.4m debt with ACC Bank:
http://www.thejournal.ie/jim-corr-debt-acc-976655-Jul2013/

'JIM CORR, MUSICIAN with Irish family band The Corrs was back in the High Court this morning to be cross-examined by ACC Bank over €1.4 million in unpaid debts.

Proceedings, overseen by Mr Justice Peter Kelly, were due to begin at 11am but following last minute deliberations and an adjournment of around 35 minutes, Corr reached an agreement with the bank.

Wearing a flat peak cap, a dark grey suit coat, a white shirt and blue jeans, Corr could be seen huddled in the corner of Courtroom One with his legal team as they came up with the undisclosed, last ditch settlement.



Irish band The Corrs at The Point, Dublin, for the 1999 MTV Europe Music Awards. Jim’ sisters Caroline, Sharon and Andrea have no connection with the legal proceedings. (Doug Peters/EMPICS Entertainment)

The musician was due to be questioned by Bernard Dunleavy, barrister for ACC, over assets the bank believed he tried to put beyond their reach.

When Corr last appeared in court in May, Dunleavy questioned Corr about the circumstances regarding the sale of a property he owned in Donnybrook, Dublin 4, and accused the songwriter of coming up with a “scheme to divest of the property” and keep it from the bank.

Corr was also questioned at length about a property he used to own in Co. Down, which was later bought by a German friend of his shortly after he and Corr first met at a dinner party that The Corr sisters also attended in Palma, Majorca in 2010.

€1.4 million deal

The bank secured judgement in February 2011, after a business deal between Corr and two other businessmen collapsed. He had entered into the €1.4 million loan advance with two brothers Liam and Philip Marks.

Speaking during the last court session in May, Corr said he never believed that as a minority shareholder with a 25 per cent stake in a loan that he would have to front all of the money.

Corr also told the courtroom that he was musician and “not good at figures” which could be the reason why his finances were so “chaotic”.

The court will resume at 2 o’clock today for details of the settlement to be officially handed to the court.'

First published 13:08.

Read: Jim Corr on €778k debt: “I’m a musician, I’m not good at figures”>


As he is so clued up re 9/11, NWO etc. he must know what crooks the Banksters are, so maybe he decided to try to give them some of their own medicine!!