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The owner of an air charter service has been ordered to pay a lawyer and his associate more than 12 million dollars (£6 million) for ordering secret videotaping of them as they flew with Michael Jackson to his surrender on molestation charges in 2003.

A lawyer for XtraJet owner Jeffrey Borer said he would appeal.

Borer and a co-defendant pleaded guilty in 2006 to conspiracy for installing digital cameras aboard an XtraJet plane that flew Jackson from Las Vegas to Santa Barbara.

The damages resulted from an invasion-of-privacy case filed by lawyer Mark Geragos.

Jackson was acquitted in the molestation case.

Jackson recently released the 25th anniversary edition of his multi-million selling Thriller album, which features contributions from the likes of current stars Fergie, Kanye West and Will.i.am.

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