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Huawei Technologies Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou leaves her home to attend a court hearing in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada March 22, 2021. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Vancouver: Huawei<\/a> executive Meng Wanzhou<\/a> was dealt another legal setback Tuesday when a Canadian extradition judge refused to hear from the telecom giant's accountant on loans at the heart of US bank fraud charges.

Meng, 49, is fighting extradition to the United States where she faces charges of bank fraud and conspiracy related to a Huawei subsidiary's alleged violations of US sanctions on Iran.

Her lawyers sought to have the accountant refute the fraud claims, saying Meng's alleged lies to the HSBC investment bank about Huawei's relationship with subsidiary Skycom in order to secure loans did not put HSBC at risk of losses because Huawei did not tap those funds.

\"This evidence is not relevant to the issues in the extradition hearing,\" associate chief justice Heather Holmes said in her ruling.

A secondary defense claim that Huawei subsidiaries and not the parent company were the borrowers was also rejected.

Holmes noted that the US alleged \"HSBC was misled by Ms. Meng's misrepresentation into continuing its banking relationship with the Huawei group of companies, not with the Huawei parent specifically,\" and also that, \"a person may commit a fraud by misleading the victim into making a loan to someone else,\" such as a holding company or subsidiary.

The accountant was the third defense witness the court has declined to hear.

In court Tuesday, Canadian government lawyer Robert Frater, meanwhile, urged the judge to dismiss defense claims of a secret plot by Canadian and US authorities to collect evidence against Meng while she was detained during a stopover at the Vancouver airport in December 2018.

The defense has accused Canadian border guards and federal police of interrogating her without access to a lawyer and passing passcodes for her seized electronic devices to the FBI in breach of her rights.

Frater said the defense has spun simple errors into an \"exciting narrative\" that \"involves a covert criminal investigation, witnesses lying on an almost industrial scale, and a cross-border cover-up.\"

\"We say the story doesn't make sense,\" he said. \"The witnesses who testified before you were anything but liars -- they admitted errors in a candid way and we say they are believable witnesses one and all.\"

Meng and Huawei have denied any wrongdoing. She remains under house arrest in her Vancouver mansion while the extradition case is scheduled to wrap up in May, barring appeals.
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加拿大引渡法官拒绝听取华为会计

现年49岁的孟战斗引渡到美国,在那里她面临银行欺诈和共谋的指控华为相关子公司涉嫌违反美国对伊朗的制裁。< / p >

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< p >华为技术有限公司首席财务官孟晚舟离开她的家参加庭审在温哥华,不列颠哥伦比亚省,加拿大2021年3月22日。< / p >
华为技术有限公司首席财务官孟晚舟离开她的家参加庭审在温哥华,不列颠哥伦比亚省,加拿大2021年3月22日。
温哥华:华为执行孟晚舟周二是处理另一个合法的挫折当加拿大引渡法官拒绝听到从电信巨头的会计贷款美国银行欺诈指控的核心。

现年49岁的孟战斗引渡到美国,在那里她面临银行欺诈和共谋的指控华为相关子公司涉嫌违反美国对伊朗的制裁。

她的律师寻求会计反驳欺诈索赔,孟说所谓的谎言汇丰投资银行关于华为与子公司的关系Skycom为了确保贷款不把汇丰银行的风险损失,因为华为并没有利用这些资金。

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“这些证据不是问题相关的引渡听证会,“副首席大法官希瑟·霍尔姆斯说在她的判决。

二级防御声称华为子公司而不是母公司的借款人也拒绝了。

霍姆斯指出,美国所谓“汇丰被孟女士的歪曲成继续误导银行与华为公司集团的关系,而不是华为的父母具体地说,”而且,“一个人可以提交一个误导欺诈的受害者做出贷款给别人,“比如控股公司或子公司。

会计是第三辩护证人法庭拒绝听。

周二在法庭上,加拿大政府律师罗伯特·会友,与此同时,敦促法官驳回辩护的一个阴谋,加拿大和美国当局对孟收集证据,她被拘留期间停留在2018年12月在温哥华机场。

国防指责加拿大边境警卫和联邦警察质问她没有律师,她抓住了电子设备的密码传递给联邦调查局违反她的权利。

兄弟说,国防简单错误编织成一个“令人兴奋的故事”,“涉及秘密刑事调查,目击者几乎躺在一个工业规模,和跨境掩盖。”

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“我们说故事没有意义,”他说。”目击者作证你除了骗子,他们坦诚地承认错误,我们说他们是可信的证人。”

孟和华为否认有任何不法行为。她仍然被软禁在温哥华豪宅而引渡案件将于5月结束,除非上诉。
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Huawei Technologies Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou leaves her home to attend a court hearing in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada March 22, 2021. <\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Vancouver: Huawei<\/a> executive Meng Wanzhou<\/a> was dealt another legal setback Tuesday when a Canadian extradition judge refused to hear from the telecom giant's accountant on loans at the heart of US bank fraud charges.

Meng, 49, is fighting extradition to the United States where she faces charges of bank fraud and conspiracy related to a Huawei subsidiary's alleged violations of US sanctions on Iran.

Her lawyers sought to have the accountant refute the fraud claims, saying Meng's alleged lies to the HSBC investment bank about Huawei's relationship with subsidiary Skycom in order to secure loans did not put HSBC at risk of losses because Huawei did not tap those funds.

\"This evidence is not relevant to the issues in the extradition hearing,\" associate chief justice Heather Holmes said in her ruling.

A secondary defense claim that Huawei subsidiaries and not the parent company were the borrowers was also rejected.

Holmes noted that the US alleged \"HSBC was misled by Ms. Meng's misrepresentation into continuing its banking relationship with the Huawei group of companies, not with the Huawei parent specifically,\" and also that, \"a person may commit a fraud by misleading the victim into making a loan to someone else,\" such as a holding company or subsidiary.

The accountant was the third defense witness the court has declined to hear.

In court Tuesday, Canadian government lawyer Robert Frater, meanwhile, urged the judge to dismiss defense claims of a secret plot by Canadian and US authorities to collect evidence against Meng while she was detained during a stopover at the Vancouver airport in December 2018.

The defense has accused Canadian border guards and federal police of interrogating her without access to a lawyer and passing passcodes for her seized electronic devices to the FBI in breach of her rights.

Frater said the defense has spun simple errors into an \"exciting narrative\" that \"involves a covert criminal investigation, witnesses lying on an almost industrial scale, and a cross-border cover-up.\"

\"We say the story doesn't make sense,\" he said. \"The witnesses who testified before you were anything but liars -- they admitted errors in a candid way and we say they are believable witnesses one and all.\"

Meng and Huawei have denied any wrongdoing. She remains under house arrest in her Vancouver mansion while the extradition case is scheduled to wrap up in May, barring appeals.
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