U.S. Justice Ratifies Argentina’s Favorable Judgment in the YPF Litigation · Global Voices
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The Court of Appeals of the Second Circuit of New York rejected on Tuesday the request submitted by the British investment fund Burford for the court to review the ruling that last March favored Argentina in the litigation for the nationalization of the oil company YPF, as reported by the Treasury Prosecutor of the South American country.The decision confirms the sentence issued on March 27 by a three-judge chamber of the same court, which had r…
The U.S. Justice has rejected the appeal filed by Burford Capital to annul the revocation of the first instance judgment related to the expropriation of the oil company YPF, which recognized to its victims a compensation of 16,100 million dollars (13,877 million euros). Read more: Banco Santander allied itself with the Argentine oil company YPF to promote digital financial services «The decision of the court [...] constitutes a new support to th…
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elperiodicodelaenergia.comThe U.S. Justice has rejected the appeal filed by Burford Capital to annul the revocation of the first instance judgment related to the expropriation of the oil company YPF, which recognized its victims with compensation of $16.1 billion (€13.877 million).
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The Court of Appeal denied the plaintiffs' application in the case of the state-owned oil company, after reviewing the March 27 ruling.
The court of the Second Circuit denied the request of the funds Petersen and Eton Park for the entire panel of judges to review the sentence. In a “hite in sovereign defense,” according to the Treasury Prosecution, the Court of Appeals of the Second Circuit of New York rejected this Tuesday the request for review of the sentence (rehearing in banc) presented by the plaintiffs in the historic trial for YPF’s statehood. For the government, it is a…
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