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The former Kika/Leiner managing director Hermann W. is in custody for suspicion of fraud. According to the prosecutor's office, the sum of damages amounts to 16,1 million euros from several allegations.

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The bankruptcy of the furniture chain Kika/Leiner has now resulted in the former managing director Hermann W. being arrested on 28 August for suspected fraud and has been in custody since Sunday. As the economic and corruption prosecutor's office (WKStA) confirmed, among other allegations, it is precisely a supposed aid action for flood victims in 2024. The alleged damage is to amount to 15 million euros. The initially investigating prosecutor's…

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The former Kika/Leiner managing director Hermann W. is in custody for suspicion of fraud. According to the prosecutor's office, the sum of damages amounts to 16,1 million euros from several allegations.

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The court assumes that there is a risk of escape, blackout and crime.

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THE INSOLVENCE OF THE KIKA/LEINER OBJECTIVES IN 2024 CASTLE EMPLOYEES IN ITS WORKING PLACE AND FIELD: INNOVATION OF THEIR PAYMENTS. A former managing director of the insolvent furniture chain kika/Leiner has been sitting in U-Haft since Sunday because of the accusation of systematic fraud. He [...] The article Company Insolvencies: AK calls for legal ceiling for advance payments to protect consumers: first appeared on TOP News Austria - News fro…

Although the furniture chain kika/Leiner, slid into the bankruptcy, is not back in business again, but again in the headlines: As the economic and corruption prosecutor's office (WKStA) confirmed on Tuesday, according to APA, a former managing director was arrested on Friday for suspicion of fraud. On Sunday, U-liability was imposed.

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The former Kika/Leiner managing director is accused of having exploited the plight of flood victims. The alleged damage is to amount to 15 million euros. AUSTRIA. The insolvency of the furniture chain Kika/Leiner now also has criminal consequences. The former managing director Hermann W. was arrested on 28 August for suspicion of fraud and has been in custody since 30 August, such as the economic and corruption prosecutor's office (WKStA) vis-à-…

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Kurier broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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