US EditionThe Government Asked to Suspend the Search for Impoundable Assets in the Ypf Case
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Argentina requests suspension of the search for attachable assets. Photo: NA Agency (Archive) Filed a motion before Judge Loretta Preska Buenos Aires, January 28 (NA) – The national government filed a formal request in recent hours with Judge Loretta Preska to suspend the discovery process and the plaintiffs' contempt of court motion in the litigation related to YPF, according to sources from the National Treasury Attorney's Office.
The Treasury Office warned New York Justice that the process was distorted and denounced intrusive requests that affect state sovereignty. Read more
The Argentine government asked the Justice of the United States to suspend a process that obliges the country to provide sensitive information about its reserves and officials. The measure seeks to limit the requests for discovery that, according to the Executive, have become a “systematic harassment against a sovereign and allied state of the United States, through intrusive and disproportionate requests.” The focus of the conflict focuses on t…
The Treasury Attorney's Office in New York requested that the U.S. Justice-ordered stage of discovery be suspended. The case includes nullifying the delivery of messages and emails from officials, while defining appeals for the conviction of US$16.1 billion.
“The systematic harassment of a sovereign and allied state of the United States, through intrusive and disproportionate requests for discovery, directly affects Argentine sovereignty and international relations,” the document submitted to the Second District Court of New York states. In the last few hours, the national government submitted a formal request to Judge Loretta Preska to suspend the discovery process and the plaintiffs’ request for c…
In the midst of the international judicial dispute linked to the trial for the purchase of YPF, the U.S. Treasury Prosecution filed a formal request with U.S. Justice to suspend the discovery process initiated by the South District Court of New York and the contempt motion filed by Burford Capital. According to official sources to Infobae, the application to the court presided over by U.S. judge Loretta Preska was made early this Wednesday. In t…
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