Greek businessman in Maltese courts claims betting company Tipico forged clauses in franchising contract. A Greek businessman has taken betting giant Tipico to court for allegedly forging clauses in a contract with a franchise partner.

Antonios Stampolidis, representing the BVI-registered Chadborn Holdings, which owns 10 Tipico shops in Austria as a franchise partner, has asked the police to investigate the alleged forgery.

Through Meurer, Tipico granted Stampolidis the right to open two new shops in Austria and had sent him a new contract to sign, he said. But Tipico then sent back the original contract, he said, this time with his signature and signed by Oliver Voigt, on behalf of Tipico.

All the pages that were exchanged showed the Tipico logo in dark black, but in the pages that were kept the logo is very faint, said Stampolidis.

In September , Kessler had forwarded another new contract to Stampolidis, mentioning that because there were amended clauses in the faxed contract, it was not being acknowledged by Tipico.

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