Rob Da Bank prevails in Bestival court case
The promoter was accused of failing to repay a personal loan taken to bail out the UK event – but a court has ruled in his favour
News By James Hanley | 13 June 2022
Bestival founder Rob Da Bank has won his court case over a £649,000 loan taken out to bail out the event. A trial at Central London County Court heard the former BBC Radio 1 DJ, real name Robert Gorham, and co-director John Hughes were personally loaned almost £1 million by TicketLine Network between 2016 and 2018.
Bestival founder Rob Da Bank has won his court case over a £649,000 loan taken out to bail out the event.
A trial at Central London County Court heard the former BBC Radio 1 DJ, real name Robert Gorham, and co-director John Hughes were personally loaned almost £1 million by TicketLine Network between 2016 and 2018.
Gorham was sued after only £350,000 of the first loan was repaid and none of the second, leaving £649,000 – plus interest –…
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