huh.
engrish, pls.
me is jiak kentang one.
Hi Hello Kitty,
The mother left tens of millions for her younger daughter (Who
is a doctor) but not the older daughter (Who is a lawyer), but
nothing much for the older daughter, hence the older daughter
brought her younger sister to court. The judge also felt that it
was unfair of the mother to do so, but the written will which says
that the younger daughter will inherit the money still takes
effect.
The mother whom the judge felt unfairly treated her daughter, is
a landed property investor, and died on June 2004.
She has two wills, one made in 1989, which allows her younger
daughter to have almost all her inheritance, and another one made
in 1996, where the younger daughter will not get anything, whereas
the rest of the 5 siblings of hers will split the inheritance.
The older lawyer sister, 54 years old, brought the younger
doctor sister, 48 years old, to court. The rest of the siblings
split into two sides to support either of their sisters.
The judge stated that this was an unfortunate incident
where the strong-willed and stubborn mother did not love her 6
children equally, and did not consider the feelings of her children
when she made such a will.
The judge said: "The mother is an unfair person, even though she
knew that bias-ly loving her younger daughter could result in her
other children being jealous and filled with hatred, which in turn
may result in a family dispute, she still doesn't care."
I hope this helps.
Cheers.
