The court was cleared Liam Paynefriend Roger Nores And two hotels of employees in Mascus charges related to the singer's fatal balcony in Argentina.

The judges ruled that Nores is not responsible for Payne's use or death of drugs. An autopsy confirmed that the singer had a deadly blend of the substance in his system.

Meanwhile, two men accused of supplying Liam Payne cocaine remain in custody, facing up to 15 years in prison.

In a recent judgment, a close friend of late Payne, together with two hotel employees, was deleted in mercy charges regarding the former fatal balcony in one direction in Argentina.

Payne's close friend, Nornes, Argentine Energy Fund, faced charges, next to the head of the Gilda Martin Hotel and Esteban Grassi receptionist.

However, on Wednesday, the Court ruled that they have no responsibility for a tragic prisoner from his balcony at the Casasur Palermo Hotel in Buenos Aires last October after the night of drug use.

In an interview with Rolling stone After the verdict, Nornes said, "I'm glad it's finally done. I'm happy to be able to travel to the Great Britain now and forgive from your friend."

The carrying attorney, Rafael Cuneo Libaron, expressed a relief against the court's decision, stating that they were "happy that the decision had reversed."

He emphasized that they always kept non-responsibilities for Payne's death, adding, "We have always maintained that Rogelio Nores was not only responsible for Liam Payne."

Nore and two employees were among the five individuals of the accused in December because the authorities investigated not the early death of the singer.

Prosecutors still have the opportunity to appeal to dismissal charges, but they still did not indicate whether to continue it.

Meanwhile, two men, Ezequiel Pereeyra and Braian Paiz, remain in custody while waiting for the trial for allegedly delivering a canvas with cocaine that night.

Paiz, waiter and pereyra, suspended hotel employees are facing serious drug costs. They could get prison sentences ranging from 4 to 15 if they were convicted.

An autopsy revealed that Payne had a deadly mixture in his system at his system at the time of his mortality 16. October, including a cocaine and "pink cocaine", a powerful combination of ketamines and other substances.

Nornes, who spent almost every day with Payne during a two-week stay in Buenos Aires, initially came under surveillance for the alleged abandonment of his friend, as he left the hotel before the tragedy.

However, in a detailed decision issued Wednesday, the judges concluded that Nores was not responsible for Payne's approach to alcohol and drugs, nor could he prevent a fatal incident.

"It is possible that if at any time he stayed in his company (Payne), he would not gain drugs and alcohol in the quantities necessary for the state of intoxication he was exposed at the time of his death," the ruling said.

He continued, "But he can't ignore, even with strict surveillance, (Payne) could still find a way to approach drugs - something that is often seen in cases of addiction, even when individuals are surrounded by breeding his loved ones."

The Court also found that there is no evidence suggesting that the hotel staff acted from negligence, recklessness or neglect in events leading to Payne's death.

Nores consistently denied any responsibility for the death decline in his friend, claiming that the Argentine authorities unfairly targeted him as a "sacrifice".

"I never left Liam, three times I went to his hotel and left 40 minutes before it happened," they said at night in after tragedy. "In the hotel lobbyed over 15 people talked and joked with him when I left. I could never imagine that something like that would be imagined."

"I was not Liam's manager. It was just my dear friend", they added nores, by BBC.

TMZ Previously obtained documents that show that Nores filed a lawsuit against the singing father, Geoff.

In the lawsuit Nore, they accused his friend's father to spoil his name after Payne's passage. The reference is a public claim to Geoff that he is responsible for taking care of Payne.

Nore also suggested that Geoff made the target of the Buenos Aires police by submitting the sworn declarations that claimed that Nores had "full responsibility for caring for Liam during the last period."

According to the 35-year Geoff's claim were false, as "he never agreed to be and was never a caretaker of Liam."

He continued to say that he shared a strong relationship with the deceased singer and that they were supported, but it was exclusively because they were "dear friends", not because of any paid arrangement.