Court Upholds Injunction by Peruvian Torture Victims Freezing Assets of British Mining Company

Posted on | November 5, 2009 | Comments Off

Peru Support Group and CAFOD Statement

On Friday 16th October a High Court decision upheld the injunction to freeze the assets of British mining company Monterrico Metals. Mrs Justice Gloster ruled that the Claimants had a ‘good arguable case’ against Monterrico and that company assets of £5 million should remain frozen.

See http://www.perusupportgroup.org.uk/pdfs/Statement%20on%20MM%20Judgement%2023%20Oct%2009.pdf.

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