Fraud case against Frank Zampino to go ahead despite delays

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A Quebec Court judge has denied a request to throw out the fraud case against Frank Zampino and five other men, who had argued their case took too long to go trial. They were charged with fraud, conspiracy and breach of trust in connection with Faubourg Contrecoeur land transaction in 2007 in the city’s east end. 

Former chair of Montreal’s executive committee

The former chair of Montreal’s executive committee was arrested, along with several others, in the spring of 2012 on charges of fraud, conspiracy and breach of trust in connection with a land deal. The Frank Catania & Associates Construction company is also one of the accused. Their trial only got underway 41 months later – in 2016.

Read more at CBC News.

This article is summarized by Canadian Fraud News Inc.