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Bettencourt battle back after L'Oréal heiress signs away 143 million euros

Following a six-month family truce, the daughter of L'Oréal heiress Liliane Bettencourt (photo) has re-applied to have her mother placed as a ward of court amid fresh concerns over the management of the 88 year-old's personal finances, including suspicions of conflicts of interest in a business deal brokered by her newly-appointed legal protector and wealth manager. Karl Laske reports.

Karl Laske

8 June 2011 à 20h14

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Following a six-month family truce, the daughter of L'Oréal heiress Liliane Bettencourt has re-applied to have her mother placed as a ward of court amid fresh concerns over the management of the 88 year-old's personal finances, including suspicions of conflicts of interest in a business deal brokered by her newly-appointed legal protector and wealth manager, reports Karl Laske.

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