Businessman sentenced to suspended jail term for making false IVA representations
A jury at Manchester Crown Court has convicted a businessman of making false representations in an individual voluntary arrangement (IVA) proposal following a private prosecution brought by one of his many creditors.
Andrew John Camilleri, 37, was given a 12-month jail sentence suspended for two years and fined £10,000 by Judge Field QC.
The prosecution was brought by Alan Richard Blinkhorn who was represented by Andrew Marshall of Edmonds Marshall McMahon, specialist solicitors in private prosecutions.
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