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Pridružen/-a: 23.12. 2005, 15:15
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 Princa Bahraina tozi Michaela! |
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O tem se je ze govoril!
takrat ko naj bi Michael podpisu pogodbo,z aalbum,pa projekte...
ampak v 2006 je kr odmaknu...iz Bahraina..ne vem zakaj...
skratka Sodisce ..proces je blo zdej v Londonu....Michael ni prsu ker je bolan...baje!
toži ga pa za 7 miljonov!
vec tule :
http://music.yahoo.com/read/news/61882079
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Pridružen/-a: 23.12. 2005, 15:15
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Michael bo v pondelk v Londonu!
Tanja ga bo spet vidla hehe
Michael Jackson to give evidence at High Court
By Stephen Howard, PA
Thursday, 20 November 2008
Pop superstar Michael Jackson will give evidence in person at the High Court to defend allegations that he owes an Arab sheikh £4.7m.
His barrister, Robert Englehart QC, told Mr Justice Sweeney today that he was withdrawing his application for Jackson to give his evidence via video link from Los Angeles because of health fears.
"He has been cleared by his medical advisers to travel in two days' time," he told the judge.
Jackson is expected to arrive in the UK over the weekend to give his evidence on Monday afternoon.
The case involves Sheikh Abdulla bin Hamad Al Khalifa, second son of the King of Bahrain, who is suing Jackson to get back what he says he spent on the star.
Bankim Thanki QC, representing the sheikh, told Mr Justice Sweeney that Jackson signed a contract for recording albums, writing an autobiography and staging shows in which it had been agreed that $7m (£4.7 million) would be deducted from Jackson's agreed royalties to pay for the expenses.
Jackson insists there was no valid agreement and that the sheikh's case is based on "mistake, misrepresentation and undue influence".
In his pleaded defence, Jackson says the payments he received were "gifts" and that no project was ever finalised.
Sheikh Abdulla is the governor of the Southern Governate of Bahrain and head of the country's Public Commission for the Protection of Marine Resources, Environment and Wildlife.
He is also the founder of the 2 Seas Group, an entertainment and record production label.
When Mr Englehart applied to the judge on Tuesday for Jackson to give evidence from the US, Mr Justice Sweeney responded: "I want to get to the bottom of this as best I can."
He asked for medical experts to get together and provide him with a report by 9am today.
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Michael Jackson is no longer expected to arrive in the UK to give evidence at the High Court over claims he breached a music contract with an Arab sheikh.
The BBC has learned his legal team told him to postpone the trip as the parties had made an agreement in principle.
The King of Bahrain's son, Sheikh Abdulla Bin Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa, is suing Mr Jackson for £4.7m, claiming he reneged on a music contract.
Mr Jackson contests the claim, saying there was no valid agreement.
'Personal relationship'
Sheikh Abdulla says he paid all the singer's living, travel and other expenses until his departure from Bahrain in 2006, and advanced funds to retain legal and financial advisers.
Mr Jackson claims the payments were "gifts".
The Thriller star was invited with his children and entourage to Bahrain, shortly after he was acquitted of child molestation charges in California.
While there, the sheikh lavished money on him.
Sheikh Abdulla also built a recording studio, which he believed would be used to record albums using material he had helped to write.
However Mr Jackson apparently pulled out of the deal in May 2006 after 11 months and has not seen the sheikh since.
Now Sheikh Abdulla says he wants nothing more to do with him and is suing to get his money back.
At the start of the hearing which began last week, Mr Jackson's lawyer, Robert Englehart QC, applied for the star to give his evidence by video link from Los Angeles because of concerns about his health.
But the application was withdrawn after medical experts said Mr Jackson was fit enough to travel.
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