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A Manhattan Supreme Court judge on Tuesday upheld the top count of grand larceny against former Tyco International general counsel Mark Belnick and also denied the defendant's motion to dismiss six counts of falsifying business records. Justice Michael Obus did not rule on Belnick's motion to dismiss a charge that he violated the Martin Act, New York's securities fraud statute, as well as an additional count of falsifying business records.
August 13, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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