An Italian appointed authority has required the sexual maltreatment argument against Paul Haggis to be thrown out,

administering there are no grounds to additional seek after an examination against the Oscar-winning chief, per media reports.

The adjudicator in the Southern Italian city of Lecce required the examination against Haggis to be excused late Friday,

the Italian news Agency ANSA revealed Saturday. Prior, a re-appraising court administered in support of Haggis,

dismissing an endeavor by examiners to restore house capture for Haggis while the examination proceeded.

Haggis was captured on June 19 in the Southern Italian city of Ostuni, where he was going to the debut Allora film celebration.

A 28-year-old British lady blamed the 69-year-old producer for driving her to have intercourse with him throughout the span of two days.

Haggis burned through 16 days detained at home in his lodging prior to being delivered.

In an explanation gave to The Hollywood Reporter on Saturday, Haggis’ Italian legal counselor Michele Laforgia noticed that the three

adjudicators of the redrafting court collectively dismissed the examiner’s enticement for have Haggis’ home capture reestablished.

Laforgia said he introduced “certain and objective proof” that the one who charged Haggis told

various deceives specialists and the court, with realities and witnesses totally going against her story.

The supposed casualty’s legitimate group didn’t quickly remark on the appointed authority’s choice.

Laforgia said except if new proof is introduced to the court, examiners should close

the argument against Haggis, something he said he expected to occur before long.

Haggis, who won a best picture and best unique screenplay Oscar for Crash and screenplay selections for Million Dollar Baby and Letters from Iwo Jima

is likewise confronting a different legal dispute in the U.S. Film marketing expert Haleigh Breest is suing Haggis

charging he assaulted her in January 2013. A preliminary date for that case has been set for Oct. 11 in New York. Haggis has said his experience with Breest was consensual.