The Supreme Court admitted for processing the appeal filed by the company Farusa (Familia Ruiz Ávalo, SA), owned by the former president of the club, Manuel Ruiz de Lopera, against the decision of the Provincial Court of Seville where it was confirmed. the decision of the Commercial Court number 1 in which it was established that Lopera did not acquire 31.38% of the shares of Real Betis with his money in June 1992, in the process of converting the entity into a sports public limited company .
This appeal to the Supreme Court does not affect the management of Real Betis, nor does it open the door to the possible return of Lopera -contrary to what some information from his closest circles suggests-, which in 2017 has agreed, together with Luis Oliver, to sell 51% of SAD shares (disputing 31.38% worth 0 euros and another 19.96%, worth 15.3 million euros, of which 8.8 goes to Lopera and 6.5 for Oliver), which the Verdiblanco club eventually made available to thousands of shareholders and partners, more than 13,000, who currently own the majority of the club’s shares.
In that 2017 purchase-sale agreement, all possible scenarios have been considered with regard to this litigation initiated in Mercantil regarding whether or not Lopera paid the full share capital of Real Betis SAD at that time, so it is not affect the subsequent sale of those actions. .
Source: La Verdad
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