article_snippet: Birmingham Magistrates Court had previously heard Aston's Ash Food Fare's meat slicer had lost Birmingham Magistrates Court safety guard a month before Mr Iqbal lost Mr Iqbal in October 2012.
article_snippet: A paramedic only recovered three of Mr Iqbal fingers after the machine was dismantled.
article_snippet: There was no safe system of work here at all. '
article_snippet: We have looked and We can't find any steps Mr Abdul (the manager)
article_snippet: (Khan) took to protect he (Khan) staff from the unguarded mincer.'
article_snippet: Simon Morgan, defending, maintained Khan, of Witton, Birmingham, knew nothing of the missing hand guard - but said Mr Abdul (the manager) fully accepted responsibility and 'bitterly regrets the injury caused'. '
article_snippet: Khan, 57, was a 'woeful' manager, according to Judge James Burbidge QC .  
article_snippet: Judge James Burbidge QC said: 'You should have been more proactive and should be well attuned, given your position in the community, to follow basic safety procedures. '
article_snippet: If you had been, Mr Abdul (the manager) would not have suffered that traumatic amputation.'
highlights_snippet: Judge James Burbidge QC described Akhtar Khan's management as 'woeful'
  Part-time worker Nasa Iqbal lost Nasa Iqbal fingers in the faulty meat mincer .
  
highlights_snippet: Nasa Iqbal fingers were in the machine but Nasa Iqbal hand could not be saved .
  