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Dispute over land on Lake Ägeri ends with guilty verdicts

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The Zug Criminal Court has found three of the four men involved in a real estate transaction on Lake Ägeri guilty. Two of them were found guilty of breach of trust, and one of aiding and abetting. They received suspended sentences.

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12.06.2026, 14:17

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Dispute over land on Lake Ägeri ends with guilty verdicts