Exposure of facts, supported by Documents by Nihal Sri Ameresekere, of the scandalous fraud perpetrated by a consortium of reputed Japanese Companies in the construction of the Colombo Hilton Hotel, which was upheld in a landmark historic Judgment by the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka, the highest judiciary, restraining all payments to the Japanese Consortium, to prevent the devious syphoning of a large scale of foreign exchange from the country, with the construction having been carried out on State Guarantees provided by the Government of Sri Lanka. Thereafter, irrefutable evidence of criminality having been proven, adducing undisputed evidence before a Special Presidential Commission by Nihal Sri Ameresekere, this scandalous fraud was compelled to be covered-up and settled due to pressures exerted by the Japanese Government, even threatening to prevent Aid to Sri Lanka, with Japan being the biggest Aid provider to Sri Lanka at that time. For such settlement, on the insistence of the litigator, Nihal Sri Ameresekere, the Japanese Companies wrote-off 62% of their fraudulent Claims on State Guarantees. The write-off in June 1995 was Jap. Yen. 17,586 Mn., then US $ 207 Mn., or Sri Lankan Rs. 10,200 Mn., which write-off at value as at 31.12.2016 at AWFDR amounts to Rs. 89,927.6 Mn. In addition, the balance unwritten-off Loans of the Japanese Companies, likewise at value as at 31.12.2016, amounting to Rs. 51,884.7 Mn., had been re-scheduled over a further period of 16 years, at a reduced rate of interest of 5.25% p.a. This had immensely benefited the Government of Sri Lanka, as the Guarantor, as had been admitted by the Government of Sri Lanka, itself, in the legally binding contractual Agreements, formulated by the Attorney General and approved by the Special Presidential Commission and the Cabinet of Ministers, and executed by the Government of Sri Lanka, with the Japanese Companies, Hotel Developers (Lanka) PLC, (owning Company of  Colombo Hilton Hotel) and Nihal Sri Ameresekere; and with an Addendum thereto formulated by the Hon. Attorney General and signed subsequently converting ‘Conditions Precedent’ to ‘Conditions Subsequent’, to urgently have Nihal Sri Ameresekere’s said Cases withdrawn, due to threatening pressures exerted by the Japanese Government on Sri Lanka Government, and thus Nihal Sri Ameresekere’s Cases had been settled and withdrawn upon Decrees Ordered by the Commercial High Court of Sri Lanka on the basis of the said Agreements. The Government of Sri Lanka contractually bound itself, to pay compensation to Nihal Sri Ameresekere for giving up his valuable legitimate right and for the immense benefit gained by the Government of Sri Lanka by the aforesaid write-off and re-scheduling. Such compensation as at 31.12.2016 at market norms, as had been confirmed by Merchant bank of Sri Lanka Ltd., and Vanik Incorporation amounted to Rs. 1,798.5 Mn., for the write-off and Rs. 778.3 Mn., for the re-scheduling giving a total of Rs. 2,567.8 Mn., as payable by the Government of Sri Lanka to Nihal Sri Ameresekere, as per the said Agreements upon which Court had made Orders as Decreed. However, this instance had been with complex litigations, overcoming severe pressures and obstructions, and not a normal instance, and thus warranted for more compensation, including for the valuable legitimate right given up by Nihal Sri Ameresekere.