New
York(ANI):
Late
Michael
Jackson"s
estate
has
been
slapped
with
a
1.2
million
dollars
suit
by
the
Bahrainian
finance.
The
finance
firm
says
Jackson
moon
walked
away
from
1.2
million
dollars
in
finance
fees
he
racked
up
after
beating
child-molestation
charges
in
2005.
AQ
Consulting
helped
the
late
King
of
Pop
refinance
a
300
million
dollars
mountain
of
debt
and
also
got
him
another
20
million
dollars
"to
clear
additional
liabilities," court
papers
say.
The
firm-
located
in
the
Persian
Gulf
kingdom
where
the
Gloved
One
briefly
fled
after
his
sensational
acquittal
-
says
it
was
entitled
to
a
1
percent
fee,
but
accepted
partial
payment
of
just
2
million
dollars
"to
facilitate
the
closing."
"The
plaintiff
has
demanded
that
Mr.
Jackson
honor
his
commitment
to
remit
the
balance
due,
but
Mr.
Jackson
failed
and
consistently
refused
to
pay
plaintiff
the
amount
it
is
still
owed,"
the
New
York
Post
quoted
the
suit
as
saying.
The
Manhattan
federal
court
filing
notes
that
Jacko
auctioned
off
his
personal
treasures
shortly
before
dying
of
a
drug
overdose
last
year,
but
"none
of
the
proceeds
earned
were
used
to
repay
AQ."
The
suit,
which
charges
breach
of
contract
and
unjust
enrichment,
seeks
1.2
million
dollars
in
damages,
plus
interest,
from
the
administrators
of
Jackson''s
estate,
lawyer
John
Branca
and
producer
John
McClain.
Neither
Branca
nor
McClain
immediately
returned
requests
for
comment.