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Australian foreign-bribery case linked to SMEC International sees two-month adjournment

By Laurel Henning ( December 5, 2022, 23:11 GMT | Insight) -- Two Sydney men facing foreign-bribery charges of conspiracy to arrange a payment of more than $203,000 to bribe Sri Lankan officials have seen the case against them adjourned until Feb. 14. In a brief mention of the matter in a local Sydney court today, lawyers representing Pankaj Patel and Sornalingam Rangavan, agreed on the two-month adjournment with federal prosecutors, following a brief served by the Australian Federal Police late Monday.Two Sydney men facing foreign-bribery allegations of conspiring to arrange a payment of more than A$304,000 ($203,000) to bribe Sri Lankan officials have seen the case against them adjourned until Feb. 14....

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