Bărbatul care a cumpărat un superyacht cu fondul fiduciar al prințesei, i s-a ordonat să vândă o casă | SY News ep295

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1. For as much money I spend on tools at Harbor Freight, my name should be on the side of M/Y Infinity as well 🙂

2. The fin style stabilizers only work when you're moving, I'm guessing because they act more like wings than a gyro – they can't generate lift unless there is water flowing past them. The zero speed ones are massive spinning wheel gyros from what I understand.

3. If he was in charge of the "Princess Trust Fund", why did he then buy a Sun Seeker? I undertstand why Princess is upset and furious! Princess build beautiful yachts.

4. THANKS MY FRIEND…..Shoe🇺🇸

5. Do these more money than sence Guys think people are going to remember them when their dead, for having a Super Yacht,.
   In my younger days people used to say BIG CAR SMALL DICK.
   Maybe buying a super Yacht through their companies is just one more way out of paying TAX.
   It a shame these billionaires dont pay the staff that made them all this money in the first place , a hole lot more money.

6. Hey mate thanks for another interesting video, its no wonder we are all so stuffed, financial advisors???

7. AWWW, thank you for showing M/Y Infinity!!! I saw this on the port cam marine traffic and the wow factor kicked in. What a beauty this is. Thank you again!!! 🤗

8. ❤

9. No, the qualification "in this jurisdiction" the judge made simply suggests the plaintiff brought the case in the wrong country. The Court only has jurisdiction in the UK, and cannot order seizures elsewhere: the defendant, as a partner in a major Law firm, undoubtedly knows this. That partnership may well pay bonuses in the 7-figure bracket, and if he is building to sell (allowing newcomers to get an off-the-peg yacht at a premium, rather than having to wait for it to be built) then this could account, over 1 decade or more, for his ability to own a boat in that price range.

10. So, a dishonest lawyer. How unusual. hahahahahah

11. 🙋‍♂️OKAY ESYSMAN,WHAT ABOUT US WHO ARE RETIRED,EVERY DAY IS THE SAME 😁💚💚💚

12. I suspect your douchebag owner claim is nothing more than a petty dispute over a preference for sportscar brands, Porsche or Ferrari, another frivolous spat like Enzio and Feruccio had.

13. Dramatic dramas is wot we’re ear for. Beautiful music 🎵 keep it coming 😊

14. Who are the “bankers” and horrible lawyers involved ? Follow the money 😂

15. Correction to the quote on my previous post. Youtube would not post my edit of the quote from Edmund Burke. It should be:
    "The only thing necessary for evil to prosper is for good men to do nothing."

16. I’ll be taking a trip to Nice and Monaco soon.

    (On my bike… yes, as in human powered bike, not in a yacht!)

    I’ll be sure to get some photos and movies of any special yachts that I see there.

17. Wonderful research for this story. Thanks for the update.

18. Rising Sun is not a charter. Geffen just invites his famous friends

19. Gibb's should be in jail for fraud and imbeslment.

20. I wonder who else the lawyer robbed. He could of ust shifted money to consolidate robbed money to one account ethnic and political prejudice was felt to give him freedom to be a slob with others money.

21. I know it’s a big ask but why don’t you go to Turkey and video all the parked up super yacht and the condition they are currently in

22. How do you make money from these posts?

23. Rumors are Zelenskyy has used funds earmarked for aid and the war effort to buy several superyachts – possibly several seized from Russia.

24. A dishonest yacht owner? How is that news?

25. What are kids taking part in the "Prince's Trust" doing swanning around on a yacht like that. Those yachts are designed to be work-free for the owners. And how many youths from North of Watford gap going to have a chance to take part in any actual trips on her?? Or will they all be London based??

26. As someone who used to work every Saturday and sometimes Sundays as well, being told to have a nice weekend really used to piss me off big time.

27. The odd thing is, he probabably could have paid for the 15 metre Princess without getting disbarred.

28. I guess the princess didn’t understand what POA(Power Of Attorney) meant? Definitely a grease ball lawyer, but legally not much she can do. The judge can bend his arm but can’t break it. So she lets this POS lawyer put $25million in a trust over 10 years all asset classes have sky rocketed ie., stocks and Real Estate and he goes and buys depreciating yachts that he cannot afford. A class act.

29. Being cynical it would appear, as we suspect, that no-one in the Yacht Building/Brokerage Industry has ever been remotely interested in doing any due diligence as to where the money comes from to pay for these Superyachts.

30. I hate that all this takes away from how beautiful Elysium is. Sunseekers are an acquired taste in my opinion!

31. These "Billionaires" are nothing but a bunch of thugs. Give me your money or your life.. that's their motto… sickening…the Elephant in the room: They just have these yachts for the women they cajole to come onboard with the promise of riches…Men don't need these boats absent the women they want to get onboard for fun and games.

32. And he's supposed to be a lawyer!!. I worked in Superyachting for many years. Most of them, as an American skipper said to me once, are one step ahead of the jailor. What an utter disgrace to the legal profession, makes prostitution honourable.

33. It seems that the most direct cost-effective orders by courts would be to sign over ownership of yachts and such assets to the aggrieved plaintiffs. Who wants to pay full price for a forced liquidation by court order? In this instance, a Saudi princess might be a classier seller, and her representatives in charge arguably might do a better job, better organized with more time to find buyers. And in the meantime, the princess might have use of the named assets, personal or for customary yacht-for-hire agreements. Judges might consider seeking outside consultation concerning matters they have no authority nor expertise over, instead of trite knee-jerk personal solutions. I.e. the judge would not, I presume, qualify himself as an asset manager, and would have to seek new licensing to exercise that commercial authority, then develop his own expertise at the mercy of the courts of free markets.

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