A debt
ridden owner of an Indian restaurant killed a customer by serving him a
meal that he knew contained potentially lethal peanut powder, a court
heard.
Mohammed Zaman, 53, who was employing illegal workers in his
takeaway, substituted almond powder with cheaper ground nut mix, which
contained peanuts, as a way of cutting costs, a jury heard.
However he allegedly failed to
warn customers and pub manager Paul Wilson, 38, who suffered a severe
peanut allergy, died at his home after eating a curry made with the
cheaper ingredient.
The waiter who took his order and the chef who prepared the meal were both in breach of immigration laws and working illegally.
Paul Wilson who suffered a fatal peanut allergy
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