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A judge has ruled that a number of passages in the bestselling book Putins People convey a defamatory meaning against Roman Abramovich, including a claim that he bought Chelsea football club on Vladimir Putins orders.The Russian oligarch said he was defamed by 26 specific passages in the book by the journalist Catherine Belton, all of which he says convey untrue meanings about him.In a preliminary ruling on Wednesday, Mrs Justice Tipples said stanley cup an ordinary reader would understand those sections to mean Abramovich had bought the Premier League club for 拢150m in 2003 under the Kremlins direction .She said the book suggested Abramovich was under the control of Putin and that the oligarch was obliged to make the fortune from his business empir stanley cup e available for the use of President Putin and his regime .If Abramovich failed to do so, the book implied, he could have lost his wealth to the Russian state or been exiled or jailed, the judge said in a 34-page ruling.Tipples emphasised that the court was only, at this stage, ad stanley polska judicating on meaning. It was not deciding whether the allegations made about Abramovich or anyone else were true.Abramovich is one of three Russian tycoons who initiated libel proceedings against Belton and her publisher, HarperCollins, over a book widely acclaimed as the definitive work on the Putin era. The Russian state oil company Rosneft, run by Putins close ally Igor Sechin, has also sued.The case prompted press freedom organisations to call on the UK gov