Overview
- On Wednesday, 91-year-old executor Jordi Segarra declared as an imputado and denied any decapitalization of the Cellex and Mir-Puig foundations, asserting he acted under broad powers granted by Pere Mir.
- The court this week ordered the Catalan foundation watchdog to take over management of both foundations and restricted the executors’ control to secure potential civil liability.
- Judicial filings describe self-granted loans to Segarra totaling about €3 million, transfers for personal liquidity, and the omission of jewels and watches valued at €2.1 million from the inheritance inventory.
- Segarra’s defense says the executors liquidated Panamanian vehicles and transferred €47 million to the foundations, including €38 million after Mir’s death, and argues those offshore assets sit outside the testamentary estate.
- On Thursday, oncologist and executor Josep Tabernero told the judge that a Vall d’Aran house and €312,000 he received were lifetime promises from Mir to reward his medical and scientific contributions, with the property package valued at about €954,000.