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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.
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
At the end of the trial, 15 people were tried, including the owner of the gate gallery in Aix in Marseille, who was sentenced to four years' suspended imprisonment. The court also demanded the payment of a fine of more than 46 million euros.
The Marseille Correctional Court declared the Marché du Soleil in Marseille, the temple of counterfeiting, to be finally closed. Fifteen people were tried.
The criminal court confiscated the walls of this "labyrinth" of the forgery and handed down up to 4 years of suspended prison and two customs fines of 46 and 3 million euros. The owner, Georges Dahan, will appeal.
The market of the Sun is over. In a predictable decision issued this Monday morning, September 7, the correctional court of Marseilles has recorded the death of the most famous and popular bazaar of the second city of France.
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