(Reuters) - But Fred Creasey, an accountant who oversaw Black's Canadian holding company, Hollinger Inc., testified how directors of Hollinger Inc. and its U.S. subsidiary, Hollinger International Inc., became increasingly suspicious of so-called non-compete payments to Black and his fellow executives.
Creasey wrote Black a note saying Hollinger Inc.'s audit committee and its chairman, Maureen Sabia, would not approve the payments if they were not reported in a timely manner.
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