From Brazil to France, Nissan plans to seize keys of Carlos Ghosn's homes

Nissan hasn't been able to enter other homes in Paris and Amsterdam because only Ghosn and his assistant have keys to the properties

Nissan Motor Co. is trying to block access to homes used by Carlos Ghosn in Beirut and Rio de Janeiro, part of a global network of real estate owned by the carmaker and provided to its ousted chairman, according to people familiar with the situation.

Nissan provided Ghosn and his family with use of properties from Brazil to France during his tenure, which came to an abrupt end last month when the car titan was arrested in Tokyo over suspected financial crimes. 

Prosecutors in Japan indicted Ghosn and Nissan on Monday, accusing him of under-reporting his income. The Franco-Brazilian executive was arrested