Antal Rogán May Be in Bigger Trouble than We Thought: He Could Get up to 10 Years for Patent Payments
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The math doesn't add up: the former propaganda minister received a total of 2.1 billion forints in invention fees, while the size of the payments should have been accompanied by 12 billion forints in annual exploitation income related to the invention.
The fees paid to Antal Rogán raise suspicions of fraudulent misrepresentation. The expert believes that if this is proven, the former minister could be held liable, which could mean a prison sentence of 5 to 10 years ...
Could Rogán, who has earned billions as an inventor, have anything to fear from the fact that the Asset Recovery Office is looking into every politician who has become rich under suspicious circumstances? We asked patent attorney György Pintz, an expert in the field.
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