Bahamas court makes substantial costs award against extortionist computer programmer

By David Marchant

20 years ago

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Bahamas Banks & Trusts Panama Turks & Caicos Islands

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British American Card Company, Ltd. Christopher John Donnachie Fidelity Bank Pandon Technology SA

Computer programmer Christopher John Donnachie has been ordered to pay legal costs of $808,653 to a Bahamas banking group from which he tried to extort money.
The costs against Donnachie, a British national believed to be residing in the Turks & Caicos Islands, and his Panamanian-registered firm, Pandon Technology S. A., were awarded by Bahamas Supreme Court on December 1, 2004.

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