French Court of Cassation to rule on Gabon “wedding gift” case
The Grand Chamber of the French Court of Cassation, seat of the court’s first civil chamber
The French Court of Cassation is poised to rule on whether an allegedly corrupt “wedding gift” to Libreville’s former mayor justified the annulment of an ICC award against Gabon – a case that practitioners hope will settle controversy over the French courts’ approach to corruption allegations. Kevin Cubeddu of Latham & Watkins, who attended the court hearing last month, reports.
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