The brother-in-law of Jordan's King Abdullah II is suing Delray Beach billionaire Harry Sargeant in Palm Beach Circuit Court for allegedly cheating him out of $53 million on a fuel transport contact.
July 15, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A military contractor’s attorney described maneuvering by a Delray Beach billionaire to cut the brother-in-law of Jordan’s King Abdullah II out of a jet fuel supply business in Jordan.
The attorney, Adnan Bani Ahmad, videotaped his deposition in Arabic, and it was played with a translation for jurors in Palm Beach Circuit Court. Mohammed Al-Saleh, the king’s brother-in-law, is seeking $53 million in damages for being eased out.
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