Award of $25m in damages made against oil executive Oisin Fanning in New York court
San Leon boss to appeal the decision over loan dispute
An award of $25m in damages has been made against the Irish businessman Oisin Fanning by a court in New York.
It follows a dispute over a loan agreement between the chief executive of San Leon, the Irish oil company, and W Management Services.
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