Paul Marshall, a prominent British hedge fund manager and investor in GB News, lost a legal battle concerning the salvage rights to $40 million worth of silver from the SS Tilawa, a ship sunk during World War II by a Japanese submarine. The South African government, claiming ownership of the silver, successfully contested the salvage rights. The silver, amounting to 2,364 bars, was discovered by shipwreck hunters in 2014. A recent court ruling has denied Marshall's claim to the salvaged silver.
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Paul Marshall loses legal fight over the salvage of $40 million of silver from the wreck of SS Tilawa, sunk in World War II The South African government successfully argued it still owns the silver, which shipwreck hunters found in 2014 https://t.co/nZGeQwmoHV
One of Britain’s top hedge fund managers lost a legal fight over the salvage of $40 million of silver from the wreck of a ship sunk by a Japanese submarine in World War II https://t.co/cYQZAvVXWE