chinese investors: Less than two months from the state election, Ovens Valley MP Tim McCurdy faced Shepparton Magistrates Court to determine if he should stand trial on 10 fraud-related charges over allegations he wrongly used Andrew Gilmour's real estate agency to sell two farms near Cobram to Chinese investors in 2009, according to Nine News Australia. The two men were friends, neighbours and colleagues for years, the court was told on Wednesday. To improve your experience update it here News National Vic Nats MP in court over fraud claims6 02pm Oct 3, 2018Facebook Tweet MailA fall-out between a Victorian Nationals MP and his former friend and colleague over 269,000 in farm sale commissions has landed the politician in court. Commission from the sale of Pamela George's dairy farm was put in the trust of Mr Gilmour's agency and later transferred to McCurdy in 2009, the court was told. However, too much time had lapsed and instead police Detective Sergeant Marcus Boyd took on the case and the investigation moved slowly. In 2014 Mr Gilmour complained to Consumer Affairs Victoria that McCurdy wrongly sold the property using the former's agency letterhead.
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