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Eleven Cleared in €5 Million Fraud Case: Cantù Property Sales Declared Legitimate

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Suspicious Property Sales Case: Eleven Acquitted

In a significant legal development, eleven defendants accused of fraudulent bankruptcy linked to suspicious property sales in have been acquitted. The administrators and accountants associated with the company were cleared of all charges related to the alleged distraction of funds amounting to €5 million. The court declared that there was no misconduct involved, merely a transfer of a business branch.

This case has been closely followed by the real estate and business community in the Lake area. The acquittal highlights the importance of thorough judicial review in complex financial cases, reinforcing the rule of law in commercial transactions.

For more details, you can read the full article in Italian from La Provincia di Como: Suspicious Property Sales Case: Eleven Acquitted.

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