Jun. 30th, 2012
The Russian-Israeli businessman Arkady Gaydamak has lost a High Court claim against diamond tycoon Lev Leviev over a deal to export gems from Angola.Mr Leviev had denied signing an agreement with Mr Gaydamak in December 2001 potentially worth hundreds of millions of pounds.
But Mr Justice Vos agreed that the two men had made a pact and that Mr Leviev had deposited the only signed copy of it for safekeeping with the Chief Rabbi of Russia Berel Lazar. In a witness statement, Rabbi Lazar said that he had lost the document.
But Mr Justice Vos agreed that the two men had made a pact and that Mr Leviev had deposited the only signed copy of it for safekeeping with the Chief Rabbi of Russia Berel Lazar. In a witness statement, Rabbi Lazar said that he had lost the document.

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Вот так общаешься с человеком, который власть чехвостит вдрызг (и даже подолгу), а потом окажется, что он это делает по долгу службы. Специальной.
Потому не шибко я доверяю рьяным критикам власти.
Уж больно они смелы-с.
Иногда так органы оскорбляют, что просто не выдержать обиды.
А им за это ничего не бывает.
Конспирируются, что ли, шибко умело?
Но кто и где научил?..
Потому не шибко я доверяю рьяным критикам власти.
Уж больно они смелы-с.
Иногда так органы оскорбляют, что просто не выдержать обиды.
А им за это ничего не бывает.
Конспирируются, что ли, шибко умело?
Но кто и где научил?..

Ed Miliband has called for a full-scale public inquiry into banking culture and practices after the City was rocked by two major scandals in the space of a week.
The Labour leader said the industry was plagued by an "institutional corruption" that could only be eradicated by introducing a tough new code of conduct and jail sentences for immoral bankers who abused the system.
His comments were echoed by the Bank of England governor, Sir Mervyn King, who demanded a "real change in culture" as Britain's lenders were left reeling following a week blighted by controversy.
HSBC and RBS are among several other lenders being investigated by the City watchdog for trying to influence the Libor and Euribor interbank lending rates to boost their profits.
The Labour leader said the industry was plagued by an "institutional corruption" that could only be eradicated by introducing a tough new code of conduct and jail sentences for immoral bankers who abused the system.
His comments were echoed by the Bank of England governor, Sir Mervyn King, who demanded a "real change in culture" as Britain's lenders were left reeling following a week blighted by controversy.
HSBC and RBS are among several other lenders being investigated by the City watchdog for trying to influence the Libor and Euribor interbank lending rates to boost their profits.
