"It'll be our business," says Redzepi. "Normally you're approached first and decide the terms of the deal.
A lower court will now have to decide the terms of a new settlement, or whether to push the case to trial.
Sir Jeremy Heywood, the Cabinet Secretary, held urgent talks with Whitehall departments, including the Home Office and the Welsh Office, today to decide the terms of the inquiry, which is likely to be headed by an experienced judge.
After bankers and politicians complained that this idea gave the IMF too much power, the Fund proposed a more modest, creditor-driven, version: a supermajority of creditors would decide the terms of a restructuring; officially, the IMF would have no new power.
Nick Clegg, the former Liberal Democrat leader, said: "My great worry is that while there will be a vote on repealing the 1972 European Communities Act, which is about the decision to leave the EU, it will be left to the executive alone to decide the terms of Brexit.
Clegg said: "My great worry is that while there will be a vote on repealing the 1972 European Communities Act, which is about the decision to leave the EU, it will be left to the executive alone to decide the terms of Brexit.
The bank's board was both irresponsible and indolent, insisting that Mr Wolfowitz decide the terms of his girlfriend's pay package himself and failing to investigate when a whistleblower alerted them to its generosity.That needs to be kept in mind when attention turns, as it now must, to the future.
