The accused was charged with two counts of fraud over $5,000 and one count of using forged documents.
The Crown alleged that the accused and a co-conspirator obtained significant loans from two private lenders by falsely representing that the funds would be invested in lucrative Pakistani land deals and by providing forged bank letters to secure further advances.
The court found that the accused knowingly made misrepresentations that induced the lenders to advance funds that were never repaid.
The accused was found guilty on all counts.
