Britons 'not required' to pay brexit

london - The United Kingdom may without paying a penny leave the European Union. According to a report by the House of Lords, there is no legal obligation to honor financial commitments of the former Prime Minister Cameron, British media report.

But it is wise that at least something to do for some, like Britain through another door after the divorce with the former EU partners and wants to maintain access to the European market.

Negotiations with the EU on the withdrawal of Britain start as the British government has formally invoked Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon. Prime Minister Theresa May has announced that by the end of this month.

European politicians mentioned as brexit price for the amount of 55 billion to 60 billion euros. These include the British contributions to the pension funds for European officials, infrastructure and the disintegration of nuclear power plants.