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1. They inflated clients' medical treatment to defraud insurance companies.

2. They contrived a plan to defraud the company.

3. She was charged with intent to defraud.

4. All three men were charged with conspiracy to defraud.

5. Land speculators tried to defraud him of his savings.

6. He faces charges of theft and conspiracy to defraud .

7. People defraud their companies every day, but Mike would never do such a thing!

8. He pleaded guilty to charges of conspiracy to defraud the government.

9. They are both charged with conspiracy to defraud an insurance company of $20 000.

10. The defendants deny conspiracy to defraud.

11. Sanders was convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government.

12. He was charged with scheming to defraud the government.

13. They were charged with conspiracy to defraud the race course.

14. The appellant was concerned in a conspiracy to defraud the clearing banks of ￡60,000.

15. Maxwell brothers charged with conspiracy to defraud Kevin and Ian Maxwell have appeared in court charged with conspiracy to defraud.

16. P was charged with conspiracy to defraud, following interviews properly preceded by cautions.

17. All three were charged with conspiracy to defraud, conspiracy to commit forgery, and false accounting.

18. There was a conspiracy to defraud the company of millions of dollars.

19. Trachtenberg is charged with attempting to defraud his business partner.

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20. Kevin Maxwell faced two charges of conspiring to defraud pensioners.

21. The target of insurance defraud is insurance indemnity.

22. That man is defraud of his estate.

23. Federal prosecutors are investigating whether Castle Grande was part of a conspiracy to defraud Madison.

24. Maxwell, 36, a former Mirror Group executive, was also in court this month, charged with conspiracy to defraud.

25. Mr Hatton and Mr Monk had denied the two charges of conspiring to defraud the council.

26. Derek Hatton, Liverpool council's former deputy leader, was charged with conspiracy to defraud the city's ratepayers.

27. He still faces charges of theft and conspiracy to defraud.

28. They become illegal only when they are used to defraud cable companies.

29. The same test applies now throughout the Theft Acts and in conspiracy to defraud.

30. However, Hatton still faces two charges of conspiring to defraud the local authority.