Thursday, July 8, 2010

chiam see tong is nothing but a filthy double-agent

















There was no Grant of Probate or Grant of Letters of Administration of the Estate of Koh Wing Chye. An allegedly valid Will would only be produced by his wife, Lim Swee Ying, if she were compelled by a Court. Meanwhile, she exhausted all underhand means available to avoid being brought to Court. The man died destitute, his property sold a couple of months ahead, starved into submission. Who you take for a wife is very important. If you marry a whore, you'd bet she'll take care of you in your later years.









This was probably the only instance Chiam See Tong really represented me. When this letter went out, the possible counter-parties to a lawsuit were alerted, and Chiam See Tong was bought over.




Yap Kok Kiong is a lawyer who doesn't really care how he comes by his money. He has been let off by the Law Society of Singapore a couple of times. It's always useful to network. Naturally, he kept an eye blind to the fraud and forgery committed by his erstwhile partner in his law firm, Hoo Sheau Farn. One could even suspect he approved going by the number of times he was hauled in front of the Law Society Disciplinary Committee. Maybe he didn't see that there could be any harm with Hoo Sheau Peng headed for the Court Bench.




What was so damned important about the letter from K. K. Yap & Partners were the attachments. It was necessary to buy Chiam See Tong over straight away because the signatures on the acknowledgements of receipt of settlement arising over the sale of property differed from those on the transfer document, where lawyer Hoo Sheau Farn bore witness, even though both were allegedly signed on the same day of 8th of December, 1994. Both sets of signatures also differed from Koh Wing Chye's usual. The man had a simple signature, but he was consistent, and he never changed it over the years.



















Hoo Sheau Farn. The bitch has a sister sitting on the Court Bench.




Signature of Koh Wing Chye in November 1961.




Signature of Koh Wing Chye in June 1991.




Signature of Koh Wing Chye in August 1991.




Koh Wing Chye was diagnosed with senile dementia and Parkinsonism in October 1994, just before the sale of his property in December 1994. He was at the mercy of his wife. She wanted him out of hospital the same day he was admitted. She started starving him soon after his property was sold. I tried to feed him when I realised his wife wasn't. He choked almost straight away. He died before morning could break on 31st of January 1995. The man never saw his money.




This was what Lim Swee Ying bought with some of her ill-gotten gains.




This is what the murder was all about. Note the free gift to Koh Cheong Soon in November 1996, her love-child with Koh Thong.




The buyer was Ow Koon Thiam alias Oh Koon Thiam, the next door neighbour from 10-F Jervois Road.




In one short year, Ow Koon Thiam made close to half a million dollars. Were there any prior arrangements between him and Lim Swee Ying?




When I sent a barrage of e-mails to Lee Kuan Yew, the CPIB called me over. During the interview I was accused of harassing the Old Fart, but I kept a straight face. Then I was shown a Will, purportedly of Koh Wing Chye's, by Miss Tracy Lai of the CPIB, but I was denied a copy. After that, I was dismissed. The Will was purportedly made at Irene Ng Lee Ling & Co. Always use a retiring lawyer's name when you fake a Will.




The CPIB involved in a cover-up?
























Cannot get hold of the Will, therefore don't know who to sue, and therefore any-oh-how sue? Not according to Chan Fook Meng whom I consulted much later. What Chiam See Tong said to me was he didn't want to appear in the case sheet, so he'll help me sue but in my own name. What he meant to do was to lead me by the nose. Never use a lawyer who doesn't want to appear in the case sheet.


































Koh Thong actually paid me $500 x 12 = $6,000 by cheque. I have recovered cheques totalling $4,500.





















































































































































Koh Thong wasn't a concerned uncle as he alleged. For all my life until 1992, I never saw his fuck face. As I've always understood, this guy wasn't on speaking terms with Koh Wing Chye. But from 1992 to 1994 he visited Koh Wing Chye occasionally. This I believed was engineered by Lim Swee Ying. How Mrs Koh Wing Chye got so close to Koh Thong is a mystery to me. Lim Swee Ying needed to hand over the sold property. She initially tried to get rid of me by calling Wong Kan Seng's goons who then handed me to the military police for AWOL. This didn't work out when the C.O. of the reservist unit I was attached to knew me by face, and offered to release me for a $75 fine. So Koh Thong had to show his hand to find me accomodation. He actually went out of his way and bought a 2-room flat just to get me to move. Why would a man do something like that for somebody else's wife that he apparently wasn't too close to, unless there was something going on behind appearances. And I didn't ask Koh Thong for money. He gave me more than the $500 x 5 or 6 <= $3,000 he claimed. There's proof of at least $4,500.









Koh Thong claimed I stayed in his 2-room flat for 5 or 6 months. I actually stayed there from March 1995 to February 1996. My mail had to be addressed to his son, Koh Chong Huat's semi-detached property where Koh Thong stayed, and driven over to the flat from time to time. After the first month, there was zilch. That was when I started smelling a rat. Koh Thong initially alleged $166,666 from the sale of Koh Wing Chye's property was bequeathed to me, hence the $500 x 12 = $6,000 monthly interest. I finally realised Koh Thong and Lim Swee Ying planned together to give me nothing. When a neighbour told me someone was accessing the flat when I was out, I added locks of my own. Koh Thong wanted the flat back, but wouldn't give me my $166,666 he allegedly was holding. Never trust somebody who pops up out of nowhere, even if he's rich, for he could be screwing your mother. Koh Chong Huat was HDB Bukit Merah Branch Head, and Koh Thong knew he was breaking then HDB rules by not living in his flat. In February 1996, when he failed to get me to leave by cutting off the water and electricity to the flat, he broke his way in, and moved my belongings to a HDB rental flat at Commonwealth Crescent. I can't guess how he managed to get hold of a HDB rental flat for such a purpose. Sure I took the law into my own hands. Who wouldn't under such circumstances, especially when Wong Kan Seng's goons are as corrupt as their boss. The I/O that prosecuted me was only interested in nailing me. The I/O even went so far as sending me to IMH for psychiatric evaluation. In February 2007, Ko Poh Koon finally landed in Court on 10 counts of corruption and two counts of cheating, for which he was fined $1,500. I may have been jailed 4 months in 1997, but my conduct was better than Wong Kan Seng's 27-year veteran goon, and I dare say, better than the Old Fart himself.














Koh Thong spent $56,000 to buy a 2-room flat in November 1994, preparing to help Lim Swee Ying accomodate me.









The 2-room flat was sold after the minimum required 3 years. Once the objective was achieved, it was surplus to requirement.




I managed to get into IRAS to check on Koh Thong and Lim Swee Ying et al. You can actually check on T.T. Durai, Shi Ming Yi, or even the Old Fart himself. Of course you might get yourself jail-time checking the Old Fart.




You look at this information and the next, and you'd say to yourself, there's no way Koh Thong or Koh Hoon Yee would need a 2-room flat, just as would Shi Ming Yi.




Tan Hui Huang, Mrs Ow Koon Thiam alias Oh Koon Thiam departed on 21st July 2008 from cancer.




Koh Wing Chye was murdered by Koh Thong and Lim Swee Ying et al. Did I ever mention Koh Siow Kin is a whore? Well, her husband, Tan Kian Seng is no better. That's not to say Koh Siow Ling, Koh Siew Mei and Koh Siew Lee are excluded. It's like Macbeth and the famous witches. Tan Zhi Ming died in an untimely accident; see next.




Never think karma won't come and get you. This was pure evil 17-years in the making.




Blame his parents for the way he went?




Every time I mention the Will, trouble starts to stalk me.




Old Fart has his summary judgement. But that is not available to the rank and file. Koh Thong and Lim Swee Ying cannot honestly present themselves in Court. So they had Koh Chong Huat make me a wanted man. This is the classic Justice Bao and Water Margin story-line. Only thing is what we have is a Kangaroo Court.




Oum Prakash Singh is another Wong Kan Seng's goon.




When summary judgement is not available to you, and you cannot present yourself in Court, make him a wanted man. Better still, make him a wanted mad man. Destroy him altogether. This is more advanced than in Justice Bao's time where there was no mental asylum.









Stalk him all over the island, so he has no fixed place of abode, so he can't present his case in Court.




Yik Tze Kong is a corrupt lawyer. He offered me a copy of the Will, knowing I was a wanted man. And he wanted my address.




Yik Tze Kong went one better. Who said Yik Tze Kong cannot try a summary judgement knowing I was a wanted man.









Of course Yik Tze Kong tried a summary judgement based on a technicality. Order 6, Rule 2(f) of the Rules of Court says if you have no fixed place of abode, you can't sue anybody even if your life depends on it. Especially if you are also a wanted man.







































This is Chiam See Tong leading me by the nose. By then I was in remand. I can't file a reply whilst in remand. He then never ever meant to move the case further than this. In fact he waited for it to lapse.
































































I was sentenced on 26th February, 2001 with a fine of $6,000, in default, 30 plus days jail-time. When I was coming out of jail was known. Lim Swee Ying changed her lawyer on 28th February, 2001. Guess why? It's the Will all over again.



















Yik Tze Kong never proceeded with the summary judgement once I was in remand. It would abort the criminal case. Even for a Kangaroo Court, that would be too obvious.





































































Ow Koon Thiam alias Oh Koon Thiam tried to silence me. It didn't work.






























































































































1 comment:

Chiam & Co said...

Very easy for lawyers to get away with forgery!


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Aug 14, 2009
Cheated by rogue lawyer
Brothers' signatures were forged; court deletes rogue lawyer's name from title deed after 5-year battle
By K.C. Vijayan, Law Correspondent


CHEATED of their property when their lawyer forged their signatures to seize ownership, three brothers had to come up with another $700,000 to prevent the bank from selling off the building.

On Thursday, their five-year-long plight finally ended when the High Court ordered the rogue lawyer's name to be removed from the property title deed and replaced by their names instead.

The brothers, Mr Sim Chiang Lee, Mr Sim Sien Tong and Mr Sim Ah Ban, now in their 50s and 60s, were partners and shareholders in a family business that included provisions, hardware and realty.

Their ordeal began in March 2004 when then lawyer Sivakolunthu Thirunavukarasu, now 51, forged their signatures and transferred ownership of a factory they had purchased to her name.

Among other things, Sivakolunthu drafted documents that made out that the three brothers had sold the premises in Chai Chee to her. To cover her tracks, she included one of the brothers, Mr Sim Chiang Lee, as co-owner with her.

The forged documents stated that Sivakolunthu owned 75 per cent of the property - worth $1.4 million - while the remaining 25 per cent was supposedly in Mr Sim Chiang Lee's name.

The lawyer then mortgaged the property to a bank for a $700,000 loan by forging Mr Sim Chiang Lee's signature, and skipped town in May that year. She is still on the run.

In August 2005, after her fraudulent work was uncovered, the bank acted on the mortgage default and the brothers had no option but to pay up or see the bank sell off the premises. The bank took its case to the High Court, which confirmed it had a valid mortgage, which could be enforced.

The brothers contested the move all the way to the Court of Appeal where they lost and have yet to settle the legal costs of the move. One small compensation was the brothers were entitled to the rent from the building, which had been leased from the time Sivakolunthu was found out. They received $226,000 in January this year.

Altogether Sivakolunthu swiped $2.4 million from more than a dozen victims in early 2004, by mortgaging four properties, but the Sim brothers suffered the most. They lost $1.2 million as she also swiped $500,000 which they paid into the clients' account of the law firm she worked in.