Prince Harry For years, numerous court battles have been ongoing, which in many cases are focused on the protection of the privacy of its loved ones. Among the most famous matters of the beloved Meghan Markle they are located lawsuits, among others against British tabloids and against the British government.
Prince Harry lost in court. His appeal was rejected
For several years, it has been loud in the media about the dispute of Prince Harry with the British government about Restoration of police protection financed from public money. Another sentence has just been passed. According to Marc website, the London Court of Appeal unanimously rejected the aristocrat's appeal, confirming the previous decision. The British justice unanimously admitted that the prince is not entitled to automatic protection during stays in Great Britain. This means that Harry, after giving up the official royal duties in 2020, has to organize and pay for security measures during visits to the country. The judges emphasized that the current principle, according to which its protection is considered individually – depending on the nature of the visit – is lawful. Judge Geoffrey Vos in his judgment noted that A personal sense of danger is not a sufficient legal basis for changing previous decisions.
Prince Harry is worried about his and his loved ones' safety. Will have to cover huge costs
Prince He spoke about the recent sentence in a new interview with the BBC. The aristocrat did not hide his regret and bitterness. – I am devastated (…). I'm sure they are there [w sądzie – przyp. red.] People who probably wish me harm and consider it a huge victory – he revealed. In the further part of his statement, the prince confessed that the decision to take away the automatic right to security affects him “every day”. In the past, Harry has repeatedly informed that taking his protection threatens his and his family's life and hinders visits to his homeland. What's more, the judgment also means serious financial consequences for the prince. It turns out that Harry will have to cover the costs of court proceedings of both parties. We are talking about a large sum, because the fees due can exceed £ 1.5 million. However, the case may not have its final in the Court of Appeal, because the lawyers of the aristocrat They are to seriously consider bringing the case to the Supreme Court. We will certainly find out about whether such steps will be taken soon.