The French Rugby Federation (FFR) has been ordered by the Paris Court of Appeal to pay an additional 370.299 euros to Ibelys, the consortium of companies that was to manage the construction of the "Grand Stade", AFP learned on Wednesday, November 26, confirming a report in the newspaper L'Equipe.
The FFR had concluded a contract to build a Grand Stade on the territory of the communes of Ris-Orangis and Bondoufle (Essonne) but the project was abandoned by Bernard Laporte as soon as he was elected president of the FFR in December 2016.
In its decision of November 5, the court considered that "the FFR does not demonstrate the existence of a legitimate cause for revocation on the day of the termination" of the contract with Ibelys.
According to the court, "the termination of the contract prior to the end of phase 1", which includes the design and obtaining building permits, "necessarily and directly caused a loss of profit margin" to Ibelys.
The court estimated this loss at "370.299 euros" and ordered the FFR to pay this sum.
The court also upheld the initial judgment of 150.000 euros, "corresponding to the progress of services provided by Ibelys as of December 26, 2016."
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