Italian billionaire Silvio Scaglia told the whole world his fashion businesses were half-owned by his wife, reality TV star Julia Haart, but he secretly kept at least a one-share advantage at all times, a Delaware judge said, explaining her recent ruling resolving a bitter dispute between the divorcing couple.
Vice Chancellor Morgan T. Zurn elaborated on a decision she issued in late May as part of “a two-step intended to expedite finality.” The judge rejected Haart’s claims of 50% co-ownership at the time without offering an explanation or saying what share of the businesses Haart actually does own.
Zurn acknowledged ...
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