“She knew she was lying when she said she had 50 percent ownership. “Just read the court’s decision,” he said firmly. We will have further comment once the judge’s final decision is issued.”ĭuring the call, Scaglia’s attorney said Haart “lied” a day earlier by asserting that Zurn’s decision was not final. Today’s order is only preliminary and not final. He also avowed to their equally shared ownership stake in signed legal documents such as PPP loan applications and tax returns. He told everyone that Julia was a 50-50 partner, including bankers, investors, employees and Julia herself.
Kelly, a spokesman for Haart, said Friday, “It is frustrating to see Silvio Scaglia’s empty words continue to bend reality.
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However, the judgment did say Haart remains free to pursue her other claims in the suit, including “breach of fiduciary duty” allegations against Scaglia laid out in Article V of the case. The judge said this expedited ruling is in “advance of my final opinion” but represents his key legal findings. Haart “is therefore not entitled to the relief she seeks in Counts I, II, III and IV,” which are the four counts relating to her claims about owning 50 percent of all of Scaglia’s properties and businesses, Davis said. Zurn in the Court of Chancery of the State of Delaware ruled that Haart does not have equal ownership of Elite World Group, deliberating that Scaglia, who is chairman of the global talent agency, is the controlling owner of the group and its parent company, Freedom Holding Inc.
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