Release date: Monday, September 14, 2020 6:04 AM
Newcastle owner Mike Ashley is in favor of a legal war with the Premier League over the collapse of a Saudi-backed acquisition.
Ashley gave orders to Blackstone Chambers lawyers about a latent dispute with the ruling framework after Amanda Staveley’s consortium withdrew its 340 million pound offer in July after a 17-week wait, finally in vain, for officials to complete control of their owners and directors.
A on the company’s official online website said Monday: “Shaheed Fatima QC and Nick De Marco QC are performing for Newcastle United FC and Mike Ashley (by mandate through Dentons) in a dispute with the Premier League over their rejection of a public takeover offer made through PCP Capital Partners, Reuben Brothers and the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) were founded on their control of owners and directors. »
Newcastle claimed last Wednesday that the be’s offer had been rejected through the Premier League, which he insisted the next day that that was not the case.
After taking a legal recommendation while seeking to resurrect the agreement, Ashley accused the ruling framework of not acting “correctly” in seeking an explanation of the relationship between the Saudi state and the PIF, a major obstacle in the factor of television piracy.
The Premier League responded by insisting that the proposed acquisition could be carried out once “all appropriate information” has been provided and reiterated its independent arbitration offer, which had already been rejected through potential buyers.
Despite Ashley’s most productive efforts to restart the procedure in the scenes, it turns out to have reached a certain s standspoint, and the most recent progression represents an attempt to reopen the way.
The Palestinian Authority news firm understands that, far from fair compensation, Ashley seeks no jurisprudence to block the acquisition, and hiring two well-known lawyers to fight his corner is an indication of his determination not to forget anything.
Sources near Staveley’s camp described the league’s position as “dishonest” after the resolve to withdraw the consortium’s offer, insisting that it had given all the answers.
It is understood that they are still tracking the situation, however, a significant replacement would be needed in the perspectives on one aspect or another to allow a breakthrough, and it turns out that Ashley is now looking to force such a replacement.
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