Mittal Lakshmi is called to the London Court for cross -interrogation

The British oligarch and steel magnate, Lakshmi Mittal, born in India, is obliged to appear in the London Court this week, where he will testify regarding the accusations from his former companion of the rice baron and millionaire Moni Varma. About this writes The Times of India.

The essence of the accusations is that Mittal abandoned the agreements with Warma for the payment of intermediary services of Warma for multimillion -dollar oil contracts in Nigeria.

The hearings in the case were scheduled for Tuesday and, according to the correspondents of the Indian publication, will give a rare opportunity to see the true state of affairs in the work of one of the richest businessmen of Great Britain, as well as give the whole world an unforgettable show with the participation of the 63 -year -old Mittal, whose condition is estimated at 12 billion 700 million pounds.

In the documents sent to the court, Warma claims that he contributed to Mittal’s access to two large undisguised oil fields in the Niger River Delta, and that he personally organized a meeting of a billionaire with ex-president of Nigeria olusegun Obanajo.

Representatives of Mittal Lakshmi said that "the Varma requirements are far -fetched and speculative, there were no agreements on contributions and Mr. Mittal denies their existence in the entirety of the claimed claims and intends to decisively defend his position."