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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Gets High Court Summons in Fraud Case

The judge said the former prince may face questions about a disputed £750,000 payment and other transfers linked to Nebahat Isbilen’s fraud claims.

  • Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was served a High Court summons requiring him to give evidence in a fraud trial against Turkish businessman Selman Turk.
  • Nebahat Isbilen, a Turkish national, alleges her former adviser Turk misled her into paying £750,000 to Mountbatten-Windsor in 2019, which she believed was for passport assistance.
  • Justice Adam Johnson approved the summons last month, ruling that fairness requires Turk to call evidence he considers relevant; Mountbatten-Windsor faces no accusations of wrongdoing.
  • Mountbatten-Windsor is expected to testify on or around December 15, becoming the first royal to receive such a witness summons since the 19th Century.
  • The High Court trial begins mid-November, offering a rare opportunity to hear Mountbatten-Windsor's explanations about his financial dealings after years of questions about his wealth and transparency.
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The citizen formerly known as Prince Andrew of England continues to accumulate disastrous milestones, as a result of his dangerous friendships. Just one year after Charles III formally withdrew all titles from him for his controversial relationship with the American paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, the king's brother has this week received a court summons to testify as a witness in a fraud trial. His appearance is set at about December 15th and will …

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