Marinakis launched the libel case against Irini Karipidis, chair of Greek Super League club Aris Thessaloniki, and others at London's High Court earlier in 2024.
He alleges Karipidis was behind a website containing allegations that Marinakis was involved in match fixing, drug smuggling and shipping Russian oil in breach of sanctions, which he strongly denies.
Marinakis' lawyers say the campaign involved driving a mobile billboard around Forest's City Ground stadium before two matches in 2023, directing people to the website.
Karipidis, however, says she has "a clear defence of truth" to the libel lawsuit.
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