Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor may face a court appearance to give evidence in a fraud trial as potential dates for his testimony have been leaked. A preliminary timetable for the upcoming trial has reportedly pencilled in four potential dates for the British monarch's younger brother.
December 10 and December 14, 2026, have been listed as the primary dates for his testimony, while the court has also designated December 17 and December 21, 2026, as alternative options should the trial schedule face any delays. As reported by جی بی نیوز (GB News), جینس سولیسٹرز (Janes Solicitors), acting for Turk, confirmed that it had submitted the application to compel Mountbatten-Windsor to give evidence at the forthcoming trial.
جسٹس ایڈم جانسن (Justice Adam Johnson) is likely to deliver his ruling on the matter shortly. Turk's lawyers believe the former Duke of York will be able to provide important evidence that supports their client's case.
The fraud claim was brought by Turkish millionaire Nebahat Evyap Isbilen, who accuses Turk of misappropriating roughly £40 million of her wealth - an allegation the former banker denies. Legal analysts suggest that if the testimony goes ahead, it will draw intense media scrutiny from global outlets including ایسوسی ایটেড پریس (Associated Press) and other major networks.
The ongoing litigation has placed considerable strain on the legal teams involved, prompting numerous procedural hearings in London courts over recent months. Observers note that the resolution of this complex financial dispute could set significant legal precedents regarding the accountability of high-profile public figures in civil proceedings.
Further updates from the High Court are expected as both legal teams prepare their final submissions ahead of the preliminary hearings later this year. As the trial date approaches, public interest continues to grow surrounding the potential implications of the testimony for all parties involved in the high-stakes lawsuit.