He appeared before a registrar this morning where he was granted bail on the conditions that he not discuss the case with his estranged wife or travel outside of New Zealand.
He will reappear next month.
Lockie also allegedly used a forged sale and purchase agreement for an $800,000 home in Mission Bay, and allegedly deceived people into investigating significant funds in companies he was associated with.
The money was never invested as proposed and the investors lost $217,000, police claim.
He is also accused of accessing the bank accounts of Norwich Properties Limited, the Takapuna-based company where he worked as an accountant, and transferring tens of thousands of dollars into other accounts.
He allegedly made 21 false statements in his employer's accounts resulting in him being paid about $80,000 more than he was owed.
He was made bankrupt in February 2010.
