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'Humiliating:' Ex-insider snorts as court questions Trump's ownership of Scottish resort

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President Donald Trump's ownership of a Scottish golf resort has come into question as part of a case the president lost in British court. The company founded by former British spy Christopher Steele is pursuing the U.S. president for more than $1 million in unpaid legal fees after London's High Court threw out Trump's data protection suit against Business Intelligence two years ago, but lawyers for Trump Turnberry claim he doesn't actually own the golf report, reported the BBC . Because Trump has not paid, Orbis is now pursuing his financial interest in Trump Turnberry through Ayr Sheriff Court in Scotland, where the resort is located, according to the report. Court documents list Trump as a "debtor" and SLC Turnberry Limited, the company that operates the course, as an "arrestee." "So has Trump been lying about owning Turnberry Golf Resort?" posted former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci on X. "Turnberry's lawyers are arguing he doesn't. Trump is now being pursu