a message to police fraud is not civil matter
a message to police fraud is not civil matter
a message to police fraud is not civil matter
Just because you have a contract, doesn't mean this contractor can take your money and run.
the ends don't justify the means
a message to police fraud is not civil matter
a message to police fraud is not civil matter
An admission of guilt, straight from the mouth the owner of the company. " He also admitted that he may have back-dated contracts, but for good reason. " You can't do that for any reason!
agencies finally take notice
a message to police fraud is not civil matter
agencies finally take notice
Police respond to calls for action. MPP Frances Gelinas looks out for her constituents.
the saga continues
judge questions police inaction
what victims have been waiting for
what victims have been waiting for
In just one of many small claims actions taken by victims police dismiss as civil cases judge says what everyone is thinking.
what victims have been waiting for
what victims have been waiting for
what victims have been waiting for
Police finally taking the issue seriously. Complaints go back for years.
professionals taken in
what victims have been waiting for
professionals taken in
An unlikely victim, SNAP Financial undertaking its own investigation
victim pool increases
province expected to foot the bill
professionals taken in
Police file another in a series of fraud charges.
conspiracy foiled
province expected to foot the bill
province expected to foot the bill
Owner admits to conspiring with his wife claiming intentions to finish jobs. At least one victim of both companies waited 3 months before going to police.
province expected to foot the bill
province expected to foot the bill
province expected to foot the bill
After proclaiming to have a successful $1 million per year business, and 45 fraud charges amounting to over $170,00 not to mention small claims court judements exceeding $30,000, owner wants the entire province to pay for his defense.
closing in on one year anniversary
legal aid in hand court gives deadline
snubbing his nose at the justice system
snubbing his nose at the justice system
Having obtained a legal aid certificate, the courts are expecting Murray to use 3 weeks to find legal counsel by Dec. 11, 2018
snubbing his nose at the justice system
snubbing his nose at the justice system
snubbing his nose at the justice system
Having legal aid certificate in hand, owner David Murray doesn't meet deadlines just like his commitments to victims. No excuses.
revenue canada fines revealed Nov. 2019
snubbing his nose at the justice system
revenue canada fines revealed Nov. 2019
David Murray, owner of Ecolife Home Improvemnts Inc. continues to force the courts to bend to him.
legal aid cancelled
introducing Antoine-René Fabris
revenue canada fines revealed Nov. 2019
- Murray appealing cancellation of his legal aid certificate. Curiosly announced after pleading guilty to charges laid by Revenue Canada
introducing Antoine-René Fabris
introducing Antoine-René Fabris
introducing Antoine-René Fabris
Best known as the lawyer representing the owner of the collapsed mall in Elliot Lake. The owner described as “crafty” and intransigent Bob Nazarian, lied about repair work, and resorted to “subterfuge and falsehood to mislead authorities, tenants and the public,”
Consumer Protection
introducing Antoine-René Fabris
introducing Antoine-René Fabris
Previously charged in 2014 and convicted in 2016, Ontario Consumer Protection Act lays 29 charges in November 2019.
Apparently the fines were not high enough of a be an effective deterant .
Justice is getting the Murray Run around
Anniversaries
Murray was first charged with theft and trafficking in April 2019. A year and a half later courts still haven't wrangle him into a trial.
In June 2019 he was hit with 23 counts of fraud and a year and a half later, still waiting to hear of a court date.
In October 2019 police added 22 more fraud charges and a year later still no court date set.
An undisclosed number of additional fraud charges believed to be 35 were later entered into the system.
Now with 4 cases put together in September, and then separated again in October, he's been successful in fooling the court just as he avoided paying taxes by not reporting his income.
One has to wonder how the prosecutor feels knowing that we are heading into snow weather and having to travel to Sudbury every two to three weeks at a time.
