Bankrupt Banker: Lapland brothers guilty of misleading customers

Lapland brothers guilty of misleading customers

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Victor Mears, 67, and Henry Mears, 60, operated Lapland New Forest at Matchams Park on the Hampshire-Dorset border in 2008 before it closed. 
 
A jury at Bristol Crown Court found both men guilty on five counts of misleading advertising. 
 
The jury is still considering their verdicts on three remaining charges and the pair will be sentenced later. 
 
The trial has heard that Victor Mears, of Selsfield Drive, and Henry Mears, of Coombe Road, Brighton, could have made more than £1m from up to 10,000 advanced ticket sales."

Lapland brothers guilty of misleading customers

Lapland brothers guilty of misleading customers: "Two brothers have been found guilty of misleading thousands of customers at a Lapla...