Dunnes Stores has avoided a finding of contempt of court over its proposal to fit out 2.9 per cent of its allocated retail space at the Point Village shopping centre in the Dublin docklands. Point Village Development Ltd (PVDL) had sought a ruling that the department store chain, engaged as an anchor tenant in 2008, was in breach of a Court of Appeal-affirmed order to finish fit-out works by June 2022 and should be financially penalised through fines and various asset attachments. PVDL argued Dunnes effectively ignored the core requirement that it fit out the entire anchor unit and instead…

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