The two made the request on 8 August 2024, according to a court document obtained by PREMIUM TIMES, noting that “the case of the plaintiff is clearly academic and ought to be dismissed.”
“We submit that the case of the plaintiff is tainted with mischief and malafide, hence, it qualifies as an abuse of the process of this Honourable Court,” the document said.
Barbican Capital had earlier launched a legal action against FBN Holdings, claiming ownership of 5.39 billion in FBN Holdings.
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