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Home»Crime»Court reserves judgment in suit against lawyer accused of stealing N50.2m
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Court reserves judgment in suit against lawyer accused of stealing N50.2m

NANBy NANJanuary 19, 2021No Comments
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Justice Raliat Adebiyi of an Ikeja High Court on Tuesday reserved judgment in a suit filed against a lawyer, Yetunde Sousa, accused of stealing N50.2 million from Dominos Stores and Ozone Cinemas.

The judgement was scheduled to be delivered earlier in the morning.

However, when the criminal suit was announced in court, Adebiyi told the counsel present that the judgment was not ready.

The judge noted that a new date would be communicated to all parties in the suit.

NAN reports that the Lagos State Government charged Sousa with theft.

According to the charge sheet, the defendant allegedly committed the offence between May and December 2011 in the premises of Dominos Stores, Alagomeji, Lagos.

The lead state prosecutor, Rotimi Odutola, alleged that the N50.2 million, which belonged to the supermarket and cinema, was given to her by Michael Murray-Bruce.

The prosecution said the money was for the renewal of the lease of a property situated at 1 Habour Road, Apapa, Lagos, which belonged to NFS Food and Cold Storage Limited.

The offence, the prosecution said, contravened the provisions of Section 390(9) of the Criminal Code Laws Cap C17, Vol. 2 of Lagos State 2003.

Dominos Stores Ikeja High Court Justice Raliat Adebiyi Ozone Cinemas. Rotimi Odutola Yetunde Sousa
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