A Japanese court plans to interrogate former Nissan Motor Co. Chairman Carlos Ghosn on April 21. He is accused of underreporting his remuneration by around 9 billion yen (Approximately 600 crore rupees) over eight years through March 2018.
The interrogation will be done by a district court and is expected to run for several days. The court will hear from the former as well as current Nissan employees as well, a source familiar with the matter said on Friday. Ghosn is also facing charges of aggravated breach of trust for allegedly transferring personal losses from spin-off contracts to Nissan’s books, having Nissan to pay a Saudi businessman who extended credit to him and having a Nissan subsidiary in the United Arab Emirates make an improper payment to a distributor in Oman, according to allegations.
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