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Devon taxi driver ordered to repay £63,790 after £100,000 Covid loan fraud funds Turkish apartment, car and pizza oven

A Devon taxi driver jailed for fraudulently obtaining £100,000 in Covid Bounce Back Loans has been ordered to repay £63,790 following a financial investigation by the Insolvency Service. Murat Dogantekin, 52, was handed the confiscation order at Exeter Crown Court on Tuesday 8 September.

Devon taxi driver ordered to repay £63,790 after £100,000 Covid loan fraud funds Turkish apartment, car and pizza oven

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A Devon taxi driver jailed for fraudulently obtaining £100,000 in Covid Bounce Back Loans has been ordered to repay £63,790 following a financial investigation by the Insolvency Service.

Murat Dogantekin, 52, was handed the confiscation order at Exeter Crown Court on Tuesday 8 September.

Dogantekin has been given three months to pay the £63,790.

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A Devon taxi driver jailed for fraudulently obtaining £100,000 in Covid Bounce Back Loans has been ordered to repay £63,790 following a financial investigation by the Insolvency Service. Murat Dogantekin, 52, was handed the confiscation order at Exeter Crown Court on Tuesday 8 September. Dogantekin has been given three months to pay the £63,790.

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Dogantekin has been given three months to pay the £63,790.

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