Explained: Amanda Staveley's court defeat and what it means for Newcastle United's co-owner
What Newcastle United co-owner Amanda Staveley's court defeat means, how it came about and what happens next
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Newcastle co-owner Amanda Staveley told to pay £3.4m after losing court battle with Greek businessman
Newcastle United co-owner Amanda Staveley has been ordered to pay £3.4million ($4.3m) to a Greek shipping magnate by April 22 — or he can petition the court for a bankruptcy order. Staveley — who helped orchestrate the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund (PIF)-backed consortium that purchased Newcastle United for £300m in 2021 — had applied to the High Court to throw out the application made by Victor Restis. However, in his two-hour ruling on Monday, judge Daniel Schaffer rejected her bid on every count and said she must pay back the money in full by April 22. Staveley did not attend....
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Businesswoman Staveley seeks to throw out $46 million bankruptcy claim
British businesswoman Amanda Staveley on Wednesday asked a London court to dismiss a 36 million pound-plus claim brought against her by Greek shipping magnate Victor Restis, who she says is...
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Newcastle United co-owner challenges £36m bankruptcy petition in court
Amanda Staveley asked the Insolvency and Companies Court to set aside a demand served by Victor Restis in May last year.
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Newcastle United co-owner challenges £36m bankruptcy petition in court
Amanda Staveley asked the Insolvency and Companies Court to set aside a demand served by Victor Restis in May last year.
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