Saturday 13 September 2014
Chris Cairns has confirmed to face perjury charge
Former New Zealand all-rounder Chris Cairns in the UK is likely to face a charge of false oath. The Crown Prosecution Service in Cairns two years ago, is one of a liabel action COUNT face trial confirmed the rumors.
The Crown Prosecution Service spokesman said: "We in the UK in March 2012 in a libel trial arises from the false one of the COUNT, charging the police authority can confirm that Chris Cairns"
In a statement, Cairns by the charge was "very disappointed" but would extend full cooperation to the authorities.
"I now lying 25 September, it was their intention to lay charges against me have been notified and can confirm that the Crown Prosecution Service in the UK," Cairns said in a statement.
Once and for all, so that I can clear my name, "I am obviously very disappointed, however, at least for now, some of the rigor and the proper way around that, in an open forum will have the opportunity to face my accusers.
"I have, through this forum, the most important additional information to the parties involved in the situation, as well as to assess the character and motives of hope that will be flushed out.
"I hope that this situation - that's before the court, I know what lies ahead and how tough it is and how it is to be punished for my family - but I have nothing to hide, and I will do whatever it takes to prove my innocence again.
"I volunteered to travel to the UK to cope with these changes, including the authorities, will continue to co-operate fully."
New Zealand Cricket has released a statement acknowledging the possible charges.
"New Zealand Cricket false allegations against the former New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns to British police to inform the decision," NZC said in a statement. "The officers conducted an investigation into match-fixing and corruption in cricket is very different from that of the accused, now in a British court of law in a criminal trial in the tests and are not subject to the normal procedures. Accordingly, NZC is not going to make any comment until such time as was concluded that the proceedings."
The Crown Prosecution Service is also a calculation of the course of justice with the London-based lawyer Andrew Fitch-Holland charge. Phic Holland in 2012, the former IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi during a libel action against the Cairns' worked as a lawyer.
In May, the Adelaide Metropolitan Police, ECB and ICC Anti-Corruption Unit in London, were interviewed. The interview was conducted at his own request, claiming that he was in London, and in 2012, Cairns V, he had perjured himself during the trial, he dealt with the charges and special allegations of match-fixing.
The Crown Prosecution Service spokesman said: "We in the UK in March 2012 in a libel trial arises from the false one of the COUNT, charging the police authority can confirm that Chris Cairns"
In a statement, Cairns by the charge was "very disappointed" but would extend full cooperation to the authorities.
"I now lying 25 September, it was their intention to lay charges against me have been notified and can confirm that the Crown Prosecution Service in the UK," Cairns said in a statement.
Once and for all, so that I can clear my name, "I am obviously very disappointed, however, at least for now, some of the rigor and the proper way around that, in an open forum will have the opportunity to face my accusers.
"I have, through this forum, the most important additional information to the parties involved in the situation, as well as to assess the character and motives of hope that will be flushed out.
"I hope that this situation - that's before the court, I know what lies ahead and how tough it is and how it is to be punished for my family - but I have nothing to hide, and I will do whatever it takes to prove my innocence again.
"I volunteered to travel to the UK to cope with these changes, including the authorities, will continue to co-operate fully."
New Zealand Cricket has released a statement acknowledging the possible charges.
"New Zealand Cricket false allegations against the former New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns to British police to inform the decision," NZC said in a statement. "The officers conducted an investigation into match-fixing and corruption in cricket is very different from that of the accused, now in a British court of law in a criminal trial in the tests and are not subject to the normal procedures. Accordingly, NZC is not going to make any comment until such time as was concluded that the proceedings."
The Crown Prosecution Service is also a calculation of the course of justice with the London-based lawyer Andrew Fitch-Holland charge. Phic Holland in 2012, the former IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi during a libel action against the Cairns' worked as a lawyer.
In May, the Adelaide Metropolitan Police, ECB and ICC Anti-Corruption Unit in London, were interviewed. The interview was conducted at his own request, claiming that he was in London, and in 2012, Cairns V, he had perjured himself during the trial, he dealt with the charges and special allegations of match-fixing.
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