The judge at the London Commercial Court, Robin Knowles, has set October 9 as the date for the hearing of yet another "legal battle" concerning the execution of the judgment in the case of the hidden debts. A report in the Sunday newspaper says that this time it's a question of determining who (heir or heirs)...
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Mozambique learns today of the final verdict in the hidden debts case in the London court
The verdict in the case concerning the payment of bribes to enable illegal loans to PROINDICUS, MAM and EMATUM, on trial at the High Court in London, will be announced today, Monday (29). The newspaper Notícias reports that the trial was originally due to take place last week, but without justification, Judge Robin Knowles of the High Court in London postponed the verdict. Mozambique sued...
Hidden debts: London court still has no date for sentencing
Mozambique is awaiting notification from the High Court in London as to when the verdict will be read in the trial concerning the payment of bribes to enable illegal loans to Proindicus, MAM and EMATUM. The newspaper Notícias reports that at the end of the evidence session in December last year, the judge...
London court to hear appeal against extradition of Julian Assange to US
The High Court in London today began a two-day hearing of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's appeal against his extradition to the United States. This legal action could be the 52-year-old Australian's last in the British courts. A report published by the British portal Global Usa News states that...
Mozambican state reaches out-of-court settlement with Credit Suisse
This was the solution found for both parties and puts an end to litigation started four years ago in the London Court by the Mozambican state against Credit Suisse. "The Mozambican state has reached an out-of-court settlement with Credit Suisse and the other members of the banking syndicate that financed the Proindicus project," said Minister...
London court recognizes Filipe Nyusi's immunity in case of hidden debts
The High Court in London revealed on Monday that the President of the Republic, Filipe Nyusi, will benefit from diplomatic immunity during the trial of the case of Mozambique's hidden debts in the British courts. The decision was made public on Monday, when Judge Robin Knowles ruled that Filipe Nyusi "has immunity from the jurisdiction of this Court...