The personal bankruptcy proceedings against Boris Becker have now ended. The British justice is leaving his case following an agreement with the court administrators, his lawyer announced on Thursday 25 April.
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Boris Becker has been subject to personal bankruptcy for several years. | PHOTO: JULIEN DE ROSA – AFP
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British justice has decided to end the personal bankruptcy proceedings against former German tennis champion Boris Becker following an agreement with his curators, his lawyer announced on Thursday (April 25th).
The insolvency procedure opened against the former world number one in 2017 was “legally closed” by a decision issued Wednesday by the High Court of London following this agreement, which also cancels its liability for remaining debts, lawyer Christian-Oliver Moser said in a press release. The six-time winner of the Grand Slam tournament spent eight months in prison in 2022 in Great Britain for these facts.
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