Fraud accused Sheldon Terry will have to be in court again on October 24 for a plea and trial after his case was postponed as one of his defence council was sick.
His defence revealed this before magistrate Vele and the prosecutor at Booysens Magistrate’s Court on June 27.
The magistrate apologised to the three witnesses who were present in court. He said the matter was out of his hands. He warned the witnesses to be again in court on October 24.
On April 23, at the pre-trial of Terry, the magistrate confirmed they added two more accused (in the form of businesses) to the charge sheet – Astrodon (Pty) Ltd and Centrec Trust Financial Services.
Terry is the sole director of both companies. He first appeared in court on December 21, 2021, and is out on R5 000 bail.
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