Full coverage: Davy Hickey

The 30-year-old investment partnership between developer Brendan Hickey and Davy stockbrokers is coming to an end. New information has emerged about the properties put up for sale.

As part of the deal, Davy Hickey minority shareholder Fulman Holdings has accepted there was no wrongdoing by the directors of the property group.

The High Court has refused to freeze asset sales in the Davy Hickey dispute, finding an injunction would require shareholders to bear the risk that "property prices may fall as well as rise".

For decades, Citywest developer Davy Hickey delivered multi-million returns for its high-net investors. Now as it winds down, a shareholder war has broken out. In the first of a two-part series, we examine the history of the company and the genesis of the row.

Fulman Holdings, which includes shareholders Paul Coulson and David Shubotham, is seeking an injunction stalling the sale of more than €20 million worth of assets in Citywest as part of a hotly contested shareholder oppression lawsuit against Davy Hickey.