The United States federal jury ordered former CEO marsh supermarket and the company pay $220000 back wall plate last Friday tail plate action, charged with his "personal check company."
Chain supermarket tang swamp, Sue accused of 75 - year - old, diddle millions of dollars to aid luxury travel and buy expensive gifts for friends and family.
After two weeks of test, in indiana a federal jury decisions, swamp guilty of fraud, must pay $2.2 million in damages, Indianapolis star "reported (http://indy.st/WNOyHg).
The jury reached judgment at 11 o 'clock, after about 6 hours of deliberation.
, the company in indiana and Ohio has about 100 stores, supposedly, swamp abuse CEO ", so that his warehouse secret use your own personal check." Marsh said, action is to damage his reputation.
In the final address early Friday, chain supermarket lawyer thinks, the marsh, the company shall be ordered to pay at least $7 million. The lawsuit said, in his last six years of CEO, he wasted millions of dollars worth of the company's money.
The practice lawyer Andrew macnair, that didn't make the fraud before implementation. McNeil said, supermarket's board of directors know swamp spending, his behavior did not violate company policy or his contract.
He admitted that his client "is not perfect, he is not a saint, but he gave everything he had marsh supermarket". But macnair think, this company marsh the supermarket to buy in 2006, as a CEO, and rejected swamp, try to use "does not exist, don bog have different rules."
The company lawyer David, herzog remind the jury to swamp testified that he did not believe in his company's code as CEO behavior belongs to. March has repeatedly mentioned "supervision" as the reason, the company spent money, dozens of people travel, cost mistress and friends and family gift.
"Mr Marsh can't be honest with yourself, because the truth is so hard to accept," herzog told the jury.
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