Iraqi Telecom Says Freezing Order Needed In $100M Case

By Humberto J. Rocha ( March 2, 2022, 5:27 PM EST) -- An Iraqi telecommunications joint venture has urged a New York federal court not to lift its attachment order against the Intercontinenal Bank of Lebanon as it pursues nearly $100 million in damages over an allegedly fraudulent loan deal, arguing that the bank has shown no willingness to pay damages voluntarily. . . .

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