Two men from Douglas have denied being involved in money laundering offences.
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Matthew Pierce McCann, aged 34, of Woodbourne Square, pleaded not guilty to possession of cannabis with intent to supply, possessing criminal property, namely £3,710 in cash, and attempting to remove criminal property from the island, namely £2,650 cash.
Keith Richard Mourant, aged 55, of Lord Street, denies attempting to remove criminal property from the island, namely £2,650 cash.
A pre-trial review for both men will be held on December 15.
Bail was granted to Mr McCann with a curfew between 10pm and 8am, and conditions that he reside at his home address, not contact Mr Mourant, and not leave the island without court consent.
Mr Mourant was granted bail with a condition not to contact Mr McCann, to live at his home address, and not to leave the island with court permission.