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Nakheel bribery case adjourned until Feb 17
February 5, 2010
With key witness, audit expert Mohammed Mustafa Hussein, unable to attend yesterday's hearing into a case of corruption and bribery in Nakheel, the Dubai Criminal Court adjourned the case to February 17.
Six defendants are involved in the case, including four who remain at large. The court yesterday refused the defence's bail plea for the case's main accused, Canadian SR, 31, a former sales consultant at Nakheel, who is accused of accepting a Dh22 million bribe and harming the interests of Nakheel, which lost Dh10.98m as a result of his actions. The defence based its appeal on t he fact that the Central Bank had confiscated Dh16m belonging to the defendant's father.
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Six defendants are involved in the case, including four who remain at large. The court yesterday refused the defence's bail plea for the case's main accused, Canadian SR, 31, a former sales consultant at Nakheel, who is accused of accepting a Dh22 million bribe and harming the interests of Nakheel, which lost Dh10.98m as a result of his actions. The defence based its appeal on t he fact that the Central Bank had confiscated Dh16m belonging to the defendant's father.
Original Posting At: Business247
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