Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor served summons to give evidence in High Court fraud case after gifts up to £750,000 were received from an elderly Turkish woman

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been served a summons requiring him to give evidence in a High Court fraud case against a Turkish businessman. 

Nebahat Isbilen, an elderly Turkish millionairess, claims that Selman Turk, her former adviser, misled her over a £750,000 payment made to the former royal in 2019. 

Ahead of the trial, Mr Turk called for Mr Mountbatten-Windsor to be required to give evidence. 

This week, a summons was issued calling for him to appear at the High Court in mid December as a witness either in person or by video, the BBC has reported. 

Mr Mountbatten-Windsor is not accused of any wrongdoing and the case is

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