The indictment of former Bangkok Bank of Commerce adviser Rakesh Saxena over a series of embezzlement charges will be ordered by November 11, a senior public prosecutor said yesterday. ...full story at The Nation
from The Nation on Tue, Nov 03 2009
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November 11 set for formal charges » The Nation The indictment of former Bangkok Bank of Commerce adviser Rakesh Saxena over a series of embezzlement charges will be ordered by November 11, a senior public prosecutor said yesterday. |
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Saxena must not be the only fall guy in BBC fiasco » The Nation The extradition of Rakesh Saxena, a former executive of the now-defunct Bangkok Bank of Commerce, to face criminal trial and civil claims for damages suffered by the bank, has caused a sensation after a long wait of 13 years. His legal struggle to remain... |
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