Peter Chevin sentenced to home detention
Property developer to serve home detention for his involvement with failed finance companies Mutual Finance and Viaduct Capital.
Thrice-bankrupted property developer Peter Chevin will serve nine months' home detention for his involvement with failed finance companies Mutual Finance and Viaduct Capital, a High Court judge has ruled.
He avoided a prison sentence mainly because of his assistance to the Financial Markets
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Wed, 15 Mar 2017
Wed, 15 Mar 2017
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Peter Chevin sentenced to home detention
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