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Russian tycoon’s son did not think he ‘owned’ Rolls-Royce he bought for £346,000
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11 December 2020, 5:58 pm
A Russian billionaire’s son has told a High Court judge he had not considered himself to be the owner of a Rolls-Royce he bought for £346,000.
Temur Akhmedov, 27, has been sued by his mother Tatiana Akhmedova, after becoming embroiled in his parents’ £450 million divorce fight, and Mrs Justice Gwynneth Knowles had ordered him to disclose anything he owned worth more than £10,000.
But the judge heard that he had not originally disclosed the Rolls-Royce, or two Mercedes G Wagons – vehicles which sell for more than £100,000 – as assets in an affidavit.
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Russian tycoonâs son did not think he âownedâ Rolls-Royce he bought for £346,000 By Press Association 2021
Temur Akhmedov
A Russian billionaire’s son has told a High Court judge he had not considered himself to be the owner of a Rolls-Royce he bought for £346,000.
Temur Akhmedov, 27, has been sued by his mother Tatiana Akhmedova, after becoming embroiled in his parents’ £450 million divorce fight, and Mrs Justice Gwynneth Knowles had ordered him to disclose anything he owned worth more than £10,000.
But the judge heard that he had not originally disclosed the Rolls-Royce, or two Mercedes G Wagons – vehicles which sell for more than £100,000 – as assets in an affidavit.