The Vinogradov heirs are fighting over their father's offshore assets. (Credit: iStock.com/solidcolours)
BVI bench reverses receivership ruling in Russian assets row
08 August 2019
A British Virgin Islands appeals court has cited comity and a decade-old Yukos precedent as reasons for voiding the receivership of a company at the centre of a cross-border inheritance fight over a murdered Russian businessman’s offshore estate.
The Vinogradov heirs are fighting over their father's offshore assets. (Credit: iStock.com/solidcolours)
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