AutoHaus Limited Enters Guilty Pleas to 13 Pension and Payroll Violations

By Alric Lindsay

Dence attorney Crister Brady appeared in the Summary Court today, November 10, 2026, on behalf of the corporate entity AutoHaus Limited, entering formal guilty pleas to all 13 white-collar counts listed on the court docket sheet. The prosecution’s file detailed a systemic failure by corporate management to maintain verified payroll accounts and a repeated failure to provide or satisfy mandatory contributions to an established employee pension plan.

In his address to the bench, Brady clarified that the legal strategy was entirely focused on clean mitigation, stating that there was absolutely no dispute between the defence and the Crown regarding the exact monetary figures or arrears calculated by the state.

A major unique complexity raised during the session is that AutoHaus Limited is now completely dissolved as a commercial operation, leaving the court to navigate enforcement against a legacy structure. Chief Magistrate Hernandez recorded the 13 consecutive guilty pleas, reserving final judgment and financial penalty assessments for an upcoming setting.