Start of trial on 14.1.
Former CEO Pucher not fit to stand trial
Martin Pucher, the main defendant in the multi-million euro bankruptcy of Commerzialbank Mattersburg, is in poor health and will be the main absentee at the start of the trial on January 14 at the Eisenstadt Regional Court. It can be assumed "that there will be no further improvement", according to the court report.
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen The trial marathon in the Commerzialbank Mattersburg case, which was closed by the authorities in July 2020 and caused losses of at least 600 million euros, will start in Eisenstadt on 14 January.
Two strokes
While former bank board member Franziska Klikovits and three entrepreneurs will stand trial at the regional court, the main defendant will be absent: Former CEO Martin Pucher (68), who had already suffered two strokes in 2015, is not fit to stand trial according to the court's expert opinion.
Pucher also unable to testify?
Pucher's clinical prognosis is unfavorable. "And it can be assumed
that there will be no further improvement," it says. It is still unclear whether Pucher is also unable to testify. If so, his previous statements to the police could be used by the court.
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