Defendants in Clarkson hotel case accused of failing to comply with court orders | Business Post

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Gradual Investments in legal suit against Cudsea, a company in which Conor Clarkson – owner of 2005 Cheltenham winner Kicking King – is a director. sanzscript reports.

Conor Clarkson owns the now-retired Kicking King, the horse that won the Cheltenham Gold Cup in 2005. Picture: PA

Defendants in a case over the transfer of a €1.75 million hotel have been accused of failing to comply with a High Court order. Gradual Investments Limited, a property investment company, is embroiled in legal proceedings against Cudsea, a company in which Conor Clarkson, a Celtic Tiger-era developer and horse racing figure, is a director. The case relates to a dispute over rent for a pub premises in south Dublin.

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