Veteran gangland criminal, known as ‘Viper’ Foley, has been granted additional time to appeal a Civil Asset Bureau (CAB) attempt to seize his Dublin home. The proceedings challenge the CAB’s efforts to sell the property, linked to his criminal activities. This delay follows the recent death of Foley’s solicitor, necessitating a search for new legal representation. The court acknowledged the challenging circumstances and allowed for a pause in the case’s progression. Foley is a well-known figure in Irish organized crime, and the CAB has been pursuing asset recovery against him for some time. The case highlights the complexities of asset seizure proceedings and the impact of unforeseen events, such as a solicitor's passing, on legal battles. A new hearing date will be set once Foley secures new counsel.