MQM founder loses property case worth £10m to MQM-P in London – PakistanNews WAALI

LONDON: The founder of Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) has lost a case of six properties in London, worth £10 million, to MQM-Pakistan (MQM-P) after a legal battle in the United Kingdom (UK) High Court.

According to the details, a high court in London heard a case regarding the ownership of six properties, including the MQM secretariat, in London.

Federal Minister Syed Aminul Haque represented the MQM-P in the UK court.

During the hearing Judge Clive Jones ruled that the founder of MQM had resigned from the party after his speech in August 2016. “In this regard, MQM-P are the real beneficiaries of the trusts that manage the London property,” he added. .

The judge noted that MQM-P is the real MQM and its members are the real owners of properties in London, currently under the control of Altaf Hussain.

Federal Minister Aminul Haque filed the case. Party leader Nadeem Nusrat appeared in court in London to record his statement while Farooq Sattar recorded his words via video link. The trial of the second part of the case will also begin, where the income from the property will be heard.