Late Friday, the Ministry of the Attorney General said funds had “now been seized” pursuant to a judicial order and were being held by the court pending litigation of the province’s claims.
Du Vernet said his client “deeply regrets” his actions and was awaiting results of medical opinions on his condition. Most deposits were made over a four-week period starting on May 25, coinciding with a rule change that allowed more than five payments to be made to an applicant. The government alleges Madan either sparked the rule change or knew about it and took advantage.
Must be nice to brake the law an get away with it
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