Sentencing today for LeisureNet CEs

They were found guilty in February of fraud against the company, involving R12m. Gardener and Mitchell agreed to a forfeiture order on the R6m they each received in an underhand gym deal. The agreement was announced by their advocate, Francois van Zyl, as sentencing procedures got under way. Prosecutor Bruce Morrison handed in a draft forfeiture order under the Prevention of Organised Crime Act, which he said he would ask Uijs to formalise once he had passed sentence, says a report on the FIN24 site. Full report on the FIN24 site

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