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Business · 4 hours ago

Harrods Asks Court to Remove Al Fayed's Family From His Estate

Harrods Asks Court to Remove Al Fayed's Family From His Estate

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Harrods will ask the High Court next month to remove Mohamed Al Fayed's widow and two daughters as executors of his estate. The store argues the estate, worth about £111 million, risks bankruptcy as 270 women who accuse the late tycoon of sexual abuse seek around £150 million. Harrods has already paid £5.8 million to alleged victims and now wants money back from the estate.

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