Name suppression lifted as Ngatata Love fraud trial kicks off

Name suppression lifted as Ngatata Love fraud trial kicks off
Paul McBeth
Aug. 3 (BusinessDesk) - Maori leader Ngatata Love appeared in the High Court in Wellington today accused of obtaining a secret commission and can be named for the first time after a three-year name suppression order was lifted.  Love, who was made a Principal Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his services to Maori in 2008, is charged with obtaining a secret commission and that he obtained significant sums by deception. The Crown says he signed an agreement in late 2006 with a property developer to ensure it could lease land own...