Menu
11/04/2003
Millionaire property tycoon refused bail
Millionaire businessman Nicholas van Hoogstraten, who was jailed over his part in the murder of a business associate, has been refused bail at the Court of Appeal today.
Last year, Van Hoogstraten, 58, who is appealing his conviction for manslaughter, was jailed for 10 years for paying two gunmen to murder Mohammed Raja in July 1999.
Refusing bail the judge ruled that there were "no exceptional circumstances" relating to van Hoogstraten's application.
Robert Knapp, 55, of Co Limerick, and David Croke, 60, of Moulsecoomb, Brighton, are both serving life terms for the murder of Mr Raja.
Property tycoon van Hoogstraten will remain in Belmarsh Prison until his court date, which has yet to be set.
(GMcG)
Last year, Van Hoogstraten, 58, who is appealing his conviction for manslaughter, was jailed for 10 years for paying two gunmen to murder Mohammed Raja in July 1999.
Refusing bail the judge ruled that there were "no exceptional circumstances" relating to van Hoogstraten's application.
Robert Knapp, 55, of Co Limerick, and David Croke, 60, of Moulsecoomb, Brighton, are both serving life terms for the murder of Mr Raja.
Property tycoon van Hoogstraten will remain in Belmarsh Prison until his court date, which has yet to be set.
(GMcG)
Related UK National News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
11 May 2006
Appeal bid by van Hoogstraten rejected
Millionaire businessman Nicholas van Hoogstraten has been denied the right to appeal a High Court ruling that he was involved in the murder of a rival. Mr van Hoogstraten, 60, from Uckfield in Sussex had been seeking to enter an appeal in relation to the murder of rival businessman Mohammed Raja in 1999.
Appeal bid by van Hoogstraten rejected
Millionaire businessman Nicholas van Hoogstraten has been denied the right to appeal a High Court ruling that he was involved in the murder of a rival. Mr van Hoogstraten, 60, from Uckfield in Sussex had been seeking to enter an appeal in relation to the murder of rival businessman Mohammed Raja in 1999.
08 December 2003
van Hoogstraten released after winning appeal
Nicholas van Hoogstraten, the millionaire businessman who was jailed for the manslaughter of a business associate, has been freed by the Court of Appeal today. Mr van Hoogstraten had his manslaughter conviction quashed at the Court of Appeal in July and a retrial ordered.
van Hoogstraten released after winning appeal
Nicholas van Hoogstraten, the millionaire businessman who was jailed for the manslaughter of a business associate, has been freed by the Court of Appeal today. Mr van Hoogstraten had his manslaughter conviction quashed at the Court of Appeal in July and a retrial ordered.
23 July 2003
Millionaire tycoon has manslaughter conviction quashed
Millionaire businessman Nicholas van Hoogstraten, who was jailed for the manslaughter of a business associate, has had his conviction quashed and a retrial ordered at the Court of Appeal today. The property tycoon will remain in custody and face a manslaughter charge in 28 days time. It is expected that he will be back in court within two months.
Millionaire tycoon has manslaughter conviction quashed
Millionaire businessman Nicholas van Hoogstraten, who was jailed for the manslaughter of a business associate, has had his conviction quashed and a retrial ordered at the Court of Appeal today. The property tycoon will remain in custody and face a manslaughter charge in 28 days time. It is expected that he will be back in court within two months.
22 August 2007
Barry George Refused Bail In Dando Appeal Case
Barry George, the man convicted of murdering TV presenter Jill Dando, has been refused bail ahead of his second appeal hearing. The appeal will be made in November at the Court of Appeal, following a referral by the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
Barry George Refused Bail In Dando Appeal Case
Barry George, the man convicted of murdering TV presenter Jill Dando, has been refused bail ahead of his second appeal hearing. The appeal will be made in November at the Court of Appeal, following a referral by the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
24 June 2015
Police Appeal For Information Following Cash-In-Transit Van Robbery
Police in Liverpool have appealed for information on a cash-in-transit van robbery in the city on Monday. Police are searching for a blue Ford Focus that they believe was involved in the robbery outside the Toby Carvery pub on Queens Drive.
Police Appeal For Information Following Cash-In-Transit Van Robbery
Police in Liverpool have appealed for information on a cash-in-transit van robbery in the city on Monday. Police are searching for a blue Ford Focus that they believe was involved in the robbery outside the Toby Carvery pub on Queens Drive.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:A showery start with outbreaks most frequent north of Lough Neagh and through the morning, before dwindling during the afternoon as the northwest breezes ease and brighter spells of weak sunshine prosper. Maximum temperature 8 °C.Tonight:A dry night, save for a few light showers around the coasts, with prolonged clear spells and light winds bringing a frosty dawn for many in central and southern parts. Minimum temperature -3 °C.
