Andrew Can Be Called to Give Evidence in Businessman’s High Court Case
The judge said Selman Turk may seek Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s evidence as the former Goldman Sachs banker fights fraud claims over disputed payments.
- On Friday, the High Court ruled Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor can be called to give evidence in a fraud trial involving businessman Selman Turk.
- Nebahat Isbilen alleges her former adviser Turk misappropriated tens of millions of her funds, with payments made to Prince Andrew, Sarah, Duchess of York, and The Yorks in 2019.
- Payments included £350,000 to Andrew, £225,000 to Sarah, £25,000 to Princess Eugenie, and a £750,000 gift for Princess Beatrice's wedding.
- Justice Adam Johnson ruled that fairness requires allowing Turk to present his case; a witness summons will likely be needed to compel Mountbatten-Windsor to give evidence.
- The evidence is 'limited in scope' for the 11-week trial; Justice Johnson concluded Mountbatten-Windsor likely would have declined to provide a witness statement voluntarily.
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