(Reuters) - NEW YORK, July 5 - A Moscow court on Thursday
delayed a hearing into a $22.5 billion lawsuit by Russia's
federal customs service against Bank of New York Mellon Corp.
after the bank submitted new documents in its defense, a
lawyer for the plaintiff said.
"They insist they are not representatives of the
organization that we identified in the suit," the lawyer, Maxim
Smal, said in an interview, referring to the bank. "We had to
ask for time to familiarize ourselves with the documents."
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delayed a hearing into a $22.5 billion lawsuit by Russia's
federal customs service against Bank of New York Mellon Corp.
after the bank submitted new documents in its defense, a
lawyer for the plaintiff said.
"They insist they are not representatives of the
organization that we identified in the suit," the lawyer, Maxim
Smal, said in an interview, referring to the bank. "We had to
ask for time to familiarize ourselves with the documents."
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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