The High Court of England and Wales has held that does not have jurisdiction to judge the civil claim that Corinna Larsen presented against the king emeritus for continued harassment by agents of the National Intelligence Center.
He states that this lawsuit should have been filed in Spain and that there is no jurisdiction in the United Kingdom to proceed against it. This was the last pending procedure for the king emeritus.
Corinna Larsen had demanded 146 million euros for these acts of alleged harassment that occurred at her home in Monaco, as well as in a London hotel in a meeting held by the then director of the National Intelligence Center, Félix Sanz Roldán, with Corinna Larsen.
The British justice had already left the most important facts aside in other previous resolutions, saying that the inviolability he had as head of state prevented acting with him. Therefore, only facts from 2014 were being analyzed, but the High Court of Justice of England and Wales maintains that it has no jurisdiction and that therefore it had to have been raised in the country in which the king emeritus has his domicile.
The case thus declines and will be filed without the king emeritus having to face the request made by Corinna Larsen’s defense.
Source: Lasexta
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