'Belligerent' taxi driver obstructed from leaving shopping centre car park loses €75k damages claim
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Ray Managh
A Russian man, who claimed €75,000 damages for defamation and unlawful imprisonment at The Pavillions Shopping Centre, Swords, was today awarded €100 after a judge found he had been prevented for one minute from exiting the centre car park.
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