Aleksandra Żak, Tobias Solorz and Piotr Żak informed in a joint message published by Virtualmedia.pl that the Prince's Court in Liechtenstein dismissed Sigismund Solorz's lawsuit. The businessman questioned the validity of the changes in the TiVi Foundation Statute and the transfer of control over it, which took place on 2 August 2024.
"The court full accepted our rations and dismissed the Father's action. His surroundings attempted to negate the validity of the message that he renounced active control of the TiVi Foundation, which owns the Polsat Plus Group. However, the decision of the court is clear. The provisions of the Statute of the TiVi Foundation, which triggers irrevocable succession, are important. The court besides stressed that we have never misled and deceived our Father" – the children of Zygmunt Solorz were handed over.
The court decided on the property of Zygmunt Solorz
As they pointed out, the court made it clear that there was no evidence or indication that the father had been misled. "The desperate attempts made by his surroundings to attribute to us an act against will or in conflict with the Father proved to be lying and unworthy," wrote the statement.
Solorz is 1 of the richest and most influential entrepreneurs in Poland. The creator and main architect of the media-telecommunication empire, including Polsat Television, Digital Polsat, Plus mobile network, Netia and Interia Service.
Businessman has played a key function in the Polish economy for decades, investing besides in the financial and energy sector.
He was privately married 3 times, has 3 children. In fresh years he has been the center of media attention not only for business but besides for household reasons – among others, in connection with the dispute over succession and control of the foundation managing its assets.
