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No win, no Phi

17/01/25

Superyacht News. 17/1/25

The appellants, represented by Dr Philip Goeth of international law firm LGP and Ali Al-Karim of Brick Court Chambers, argued that the then-SST had used Phi as “a pawn of policy”. They contended that the fundamental purpose of sanctions, and by extension, the seizure of assets, is to impose effective (albeit temporary) restrictions on a regime and its supporters to bring about meaningful change. However, they claimed that in this instance, the government’s actions were “unreasonable”.

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