Regulile Curții de Apel în cererea de proprietate asupra unui superyacht | SY News ep271

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1. How many backhanders did they pay to keep the yacht 😂

2. Yacht abandooned in port. Antigua makes proper call for "who owns it" to let owner identify themselves and take their boat. Nobody shows up.
   Sanctions lifted, yacht sold, and all of a sudden someoe claims onwership pf yacht. Sorry, but legitimate onwer who had abandoonned yacht should have showed up when the government asked for legitimated pwne to show up. As long as the government followed due process, it is normal for appeals to fail.

3. Ho what a tangled web we weave all over again…….Thanks my friend……
   Old F-4 Shoe🇺🇸

4. i would never buy 'alfa nero' even if i had 500 billion usd .. part because of who owned it, but mainly because the boat has been the topic since almost 2 years maybe .. i wouldn't be comfortable having breakfast in that boat – my opinion only .. 🙂

5. It is not who owns the yacht that counts. It is who a court of proper jurisdiction says owns the yacht.

6. Who owns US? Unfortunately we are not FREE?!

7. 😮

8. Glad the court isn't accepting that bullshit.

9. Is Ms Guryeva paying the yacht's current bills? Has she paid all the accumulated fees and salaries owed? Seeing as the yacht was seized for non-payment of bills, it shouldn't make any difference who exactly failed to pay those bills.

10. Why can’t they just sanction the trusts that are associated with the the Russians? Wouldn’t that cover a broader asset base of them. Then it would stop things like this happening…..

11. ok, who here is old enough to recognize the "crew"?

12. Pump out the fuel and any other waste. Take it out to sea and scuttle it for an new dive reef.

13. This set a precedence for other private yachts that any government can seize; imagine if Bill Gates’s Yacht was seized or Steve Jobs's Yacht was confiscated because he was assumed to have facilitated the “illegal criminal occupation of Iraq” just because he was American.

    This ruling will blur the distinction between Private and government property.

    Going to be great to watch further court battles.

    Best to place the Yacht in a Company Name and then Lease the boat to yourself for the period.

14. Sent you a link re what happened between some crew nembers on the Oceana

15. Super yacht
    Super fraud

16. All just rich people smoke and mirrors.. 🤷🏽‍♂️
    While us poor people waste time researching n talking about it 😂

17. If you don't pay your bills, your boat gets seized. This case seems rather simple, despite all the court and political posturing. If they want their boat back, they should have come forward and paid their debts when they had the chance.

18. 28k a week just for sitting there. Life changing money but a billionaires pocket change.

19. No you wouldn’t give police information like that. Maybe in your country but not in America. I have every right not to say anything in helping a police investigation in to me or my family.

20. Short aside:
    2:49 If your daughter owned a car and the police called you and said "Do you own that car?" you wouldn't say "No, I don't own it," you'd say "It's my daughter's car."

    Incorrect. I'd say it wasn't my car, if I'd say anything at all. Don't talk to the police without a lawyer!

21. Antigua dont want to lose 67 millions because the owner showed up…

22. They can not let people know who owns what, they can not tell you who owns the yachts like the daughter owns the yacht and the father

23. Its a conflict of interest with the lawyers and who pays what

24. Because Antigua is a sovereign nation and has already changed it's law once allowing for a sale there is no reason they cannot change their law again, even adding a one off 'exception law' to settle the case if they wish to. Making your own rules is literally a core part of the definition and remit of being a sovereign state. So if they attempt to use the legal system or framework to delay and slow down the case the government could simply pass a targeted law saying "the outcome of case X to do with asset Y is Z, all legal matters are resolved and cannot be litigated again" and that would be that. I'm sure it would still be relatively slow to change the law this way, but likely faster than the case itself. It takes a truly expensive asset to make it worth a government's time to do this, but this is an example of why it is a bad idea to contest a sovereign government directly

25. They answered the question quite accordingly; NO the yacht does not belong to him.
    NOBODY at that level offers up "free" information. Especially lawyers !!!

26. Just sell it.

27. They will strip and sink this ship in the next year.

28. Which UK law firm is representing Guryev? Must be pro-bono as they cant' be being paid… legally

29. If it sells for $10 million i will buy it.

30. Abandoned when the owner was sanctioned? Do you even hear yourself?

    IT WAS ARRESTED! Not abandoned.

31. This boat was never abandoned,, how could it be when it was moved more than once while on sanctioned

32. We were docked next to Alfa Nero in Antigua last week. Alfa is looking very tired now.

33. Too late.

34. The Antigua courts should require any appeal only if the appellant deposits the maintenance and past due amounts. The Antigua can return the deposited amount if the appellant is unsuccessful.

35. Seems to me that if she is claiming it, she should be required to make all the bills current and pay everyone. THEN come back and discuss ownership.

36. You are absolutely incorrect about the lawyers saying that he didn't own the yacht but should have said his daughter did. No lawyer would volunteer that information as they are under no legal obligation to do so.

37. Hell, I'd buy Alfa Nero for $1 and take the risk. it's only $1!

38. Another elite works the system. Total BS

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