Sudbury Contractor's Court Battle Continues
Despite a judge's decision to stay fraud charges due to Charter rights violations, Sudbury contractor David Murray remains in court.
Murray faces over 40 counts of alleged fraud, with charges stemming from accusations of defrauding clients of $800,000 as the former owner of Ecolife.
The entire case has taken too long
is the ruling by Justice Sharon Murphy, highlighting the lengthy and complex nature of the court battle.
Author's summary: Sudbury contractor David Murray's court case continues despite stayed charges.
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