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Sir Frederick Barclay is spared the threat of jail after High Court judge rules the former publishing tycoon has no means of paying £245,000 to his ex-wife as part of a £100million divorce settlement - Vimarsana News

Sir Frederick Barclay is spared the threat of jail after High Court judge rules the former publishing tycoon has no means of paying £245,000 to his ex-wife as part of a £100million divorce settlement

High Court judge Sir Jonathan Cohen said it was 'extraordinary' that one of Britain's most successful businessmen was now unable to make payments in a £100million divorce settlement.

Sir Frederick Barclay will face no punishment for not yet handing over £100million to his ex-wife, judge rules - Vimarsana News

Sir Frederick Barclay will face no punishment for not yet handing over £100million to his ex-wife, judge rules

A judge has decided not to punish retired businessman Sir Frederick Barclay after concluding he had breached orders made during a High Court fight over money with ex-wife Lady Hiroko Barclay.

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Sir Frederick Barclay and ex-wife trying to reach agreement on money, judge told - Vimarsana News

Sir Frederick Barclay and ex-wife trying to reach agreement on money, judge told

Sir Jonathan Cohen considered the latest stage of the dispute between the 88-year-old retired businessman and Lady Hiroko Barclay on Tuesday.

Inside Barclay family's 'Succession-like' infighting that has forced sale of the Telegraph - Vimarsana News

Inside Barclay family's 'Succession-like' infighting that has forced sale of the Telegraph

The Barclays’ downfall is the sort of story their own newspapers would relish