More charges dropped in Mutual and Viaduct case
Charges dropped to speed up lengthy case.
More charges have been dropped by the Financial Markets Authority in the last of the finance company trials.
The dropped charges were minor ones in an effort to speed up the case against the four men behind Viaduct Capital and Mutual Finance, which is being heard in the High Court at
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Campbell Gibson
Fri, 21 Oct 2016
Fri, 21 Oct 2016
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More charges dropped in Mutual and Viaduct case
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