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The "Marché du Soleil", which became the temple of counterfeiting of the Phocéan city of southern France, had to close its doors. ...
The market of the Sun was considered a temple of counterfeiting for forty years in the centre of Marseille. After years of controversy and control, justice has just declared its definitive closure. - Marseille: the market of the Sun permanently closed by justice (Police, justice and various facts).
Georges Dahan, 81, founder and owner of the market, was convicted for "holding, producing, selling counterfeit goods" and "laundering".
On Monday, 7 September, the Correctional Court ordered the seizure of the walls and sentenced the owner to four years' suspended imprisonment. The latter's lawyer announced that he would appeal this decision.
On Monday, September 7th, the court pronounced the definitive closure of the Sun Market, a high place of counterfeiting in the centre of Marseilles, and condemned its owner for "detention, production, sale of counterfeit goods" and "money laundering", to four years in prison with suspension and...
The bazaar of 3,600 m2, temple of counterfeits, will close permanently. Its owner was sentenced to four years in prison with suspension and important fines
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