A Jordanian businessman trying to collect a $28.8 million judgment against a Florida defendant must file claims in the foreign nations where the assets are held, a state appeals court rules.
March 05, 2014 at 05:00 PM
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Mohammad Al-Saleh, a Jordanian businessman who won a $28.8 million judgment against energy tycoon Harry Sargeant III of Gulfstream, won’t be able to use Florida courts to collect, the Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday.
Al-Saleh was a partner with Sargeant and Dominican Republic entrepreneur Mustafa Anu-Naba’a on fuel supply contracts for U.S. troops in Iraq during the rampup and height of hostilities during the Bush administration.
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