Claiming it can protect the 61 year-old from sexual assault claims
Prince Andrew's lawyer has asked a judge to keep a legal agreement from 2009, sealed.
Court papers claim it can protect the Duke of York against claims he sexually assaulted an American woman.
Virginia Giuffre has alleged the royal abused her when she was a teenager - which he denies.
A pre-trial hearing related to the case is due to take place next week.
Prince Andrew’s lawyer asks to keep 2009 legal agreement sealed https://t.co/FBZrXzqjxE
— The Guardian (@guardian) October 27, 2021
Earlier this month London's Metropolitan Police confirmed they are taking no further action after reviewing allegations connected to Queen Elizabeth's second son, and convicted sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The force had assessed a document released in August, as part of Virginia Giuffre's US legal case against the Duke of York.
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