Scotland's most senior law official is seeking to axe the £60 million malicious Rangers fraud case over 'criminality'.
finance chief Imran Ahmad over an admitted malicious prosecution over his wrongful arrest over a failed club fraud and conspiracy.
He said judge Lord Harrower should examine any financial loss from lost earnings at all has been proven,"given the dishonesty". And he said the earnings at Rangers would not have been unlawful earnings because Mr Ahmad did not disclose criminality. Mr Ahmad, the 53-year-old former director of the club's football board, received a renewed apology from the then James Wolffe QC in June, 2021 but only stated that he and former Rangers chief executive Mr Green"should not have been prosecuted" and had"no proper basis" while there was initially no malice admission.
One of the issues related to the amount of damage that was done to both Mr Ahmad and former Rangers chief executive Charles Green who had a key involvement with a company called Proton International. The Lord Advocate has admitted liability to make reparations to Mr Ahmad"for any loss, injury and damage sustained by him" as a direct result of the prosecution that continued from September 2, 2015 to June 21, 2016.
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