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Court renders verdict in the Qredits and NRPB against Politician.

January 10, 2023

Court renders verdict in the Qredits and NRPB against Politician.
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~ Labega admits to the claim in Tuesday’s trial.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- The Court of First Instance rendered its verdict in the case against Khalil Revan on Tuesday morning. Revan did not show up for the trial or verdict rendered on Tuesday. Qredits and the NRBP launched court cases against three politicians who received funding for specific projects which did not materialize.
The case against Revan was handled on December 13th, 2022, while the case against Dimar Labega was handled on Tuesday morning.
SMN News was not able to get the details of the default verdict that was rendered on Tuesday ...

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