Former Billabong CEO Matthew Perrin will be sentenced for fraud and forgery in January.
The 44-year-old was this week convicted of forging his ex-wife's signature to obtain a $13.5 million loan.
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Perrin did 'bad things'
Former Billabong CEO Matthew Perrin faces court on 12 counts forgery and fraud after writing his wife's signature on loan documents. Nine News
The matter was mentioned briefly in the Brisbane District Court on Thursday morning in Perrin's absence, where sentencing was set for January 27.
But the jury in his week-long trial was unable to decide on three further forgery charges.
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Perrin mortgaged his family's $15 million property in Surfers Paradise without permission from his former wife Nicole Bricknell, who owned the house.
He claimed he had his ex's permission to sign her name on legal paperwork and had been doing so throughout their relationship.
Perrin was remanded in custody.
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