Andrew can be called to give evidence in High Court fraud trial
Summary
A judge has allowed Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to be called to give evidence in a High Court fraud trial. The case involves allegations that a Turkish businessman, Selman Turk, misled a woman named Nebahat Isbilen over a £750,000 payment made to Mountbatten-Windsor in 2019.Key Facts
- Nebahat Isbilen accuses Selman Turk of misleading her about a £750,000 payment to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
- The payment was made in 2019 and later repaid by Mountbatten-Windsor.
- Selman Turk denies any dishonest behavior.
- The trial is expected to start in London in November.
- The judge said Turk can call Mountbatten-Windsor to give evidence, likely through a formal witness summons.
- Isbilen sought help moving her assets out of Turkey after her husband, a politician, was jailed.
- There are claims that tens of millions of Isbilen’s money were misused, but Turk has not explained its whereabouts.
- The court ruling emphasizes fairness by allowing Turk to present his case with relevant evidence.
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