Amanda Staveley Loses Court Battle Over Historic Debt

The High Court holds Staveley personally liable for nearly £3.5 million, rejecting her arguments and appeal intentions.

Amanda Staveley, co-owner of Newcastle United, loses High Court battle against Greek shipping tycoon Victor Restis over a historic debt.
Staveley is held personally liable for a nearly £3.5 million debt, significantly down from the initial claim of over £36 million after interest demands were dropped.
The court rejected Staveley's arguments, including those claiming she was not personally liable and that the dispute should be settled through arbitration or was influenced by duress.
Staveley intends to appeal the decision, continuing to dispute her personal liability for the debt.
The case highlights complex legal and personal dynamics, including Staveley's claims of being intimidated and her medical condition, Huntington's disease.