Paris lingerie store files suit against Saudi Princess due to unpaid merchandise

A luxury Paris lingerie store filed a lawsuit against a Saudi princess due to the latter’s inability to pay $126,000 in unpaid merchandise. This was revealed by the store’s lawyer late last week. To add more controversy in this issue, another store revealed that the princess also owed them money in the tune of 70,000 euros. According to reports, the Saudi princess is Maha al-Sudairi, wife of Saudi Interior Minister Prince Nayef bin Abdul Aziz. Paris lingerie shop Key Largo said that the merchandise were bought from the store more than a year ago yet the bill still remained unsettled. Store lawyer Jacky Benazerah said that they know of one Paris jewelry store which also filed a case against the princess. Benazerah said that the princess can still avail of diplomatic immunity to avoid court time since she’s married to a minister.   Sudairi is reportedly based on George V hotel, a luxury inn owned by her nephew Prince Alwaleed bin Talal. Media reports stated that she owes several million euros worth of merchandise to several luxury Paris stores although this has yet to be confirmed through court documents.

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