Richard Yong arrested in HK
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that lawyer took only 2-3 people's money...Yong's case involves so many singaporeans' money...profile higher mah...so people have to work harder to get him...if not public outcry liao,not that there isnt any in the 1st place...Originally posted by red_amoeba:so they caught Richard Yong - what about that rouge lawyer that abscounded with millons of client dollars? -
But....... I though Singapore government is corrupt and will protect elites like him? That there's no justice in Singapore?
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so ....
how the fark did he managed to get out of Singapore anyways ? .....
did he swim across to batam or johor ? ... -
the OA conveniently forgot to stop his movement out of the country.. so he did before the OA rememberedOriginally posted by Fatum:so ....
how the fark did he managed to get out of Singapore anyways ? .....
did he swim across to batam or johor ? ... -
hide in malaysia and he'll get gang raped b4 even caught.Originally posted by red_amoeba:so they caught Richard Yong - what about that rouge lawyer that abscounded with millons of client dollars?
And stupid Yong, of all places he dun hide, he go hide in HK, I think he was trying to go further but could not because of the worldwide warrant out for him.
or perhaps he is trying to draw his cash before running further - no one in his right mind will run to Hong Kong if you are running from law. hide in Malaysia or Thailand better than hiding in Hong Kong.
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First-class air ticket out of Singapore.Originally posted by nonameguy:But....... I though Singapore government is corrupt and will protect elites like him? That there's no justice in Singapore? -
heads must roll !!! ....Originally posted by the Bear:the OA conveniently forgot to stop his movement out of the country.. so he did before the OA remembered
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just wondering, with such a high profile, he can just leave sg...
really suspicious... -
Deep down, he wants be to arrested.
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must put him in jail.
He got plans to leave Singapore before he was declared a bankrupt.
I wun pity him. At least Durai got the guts to take responsibility for his own actions.
Richard should not be shown any leniency. -
let's see this "scapegoat" will blow any whistle
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It was reported that one day before he conceded to the judgement, he had already disposed of his assets(3 or 4 house) worth 7Originally posted by the Bear:i thought they put out a Mareva Injunction on him?
how did he move his assets?
million dollar. -
He managed to leave the country before the authority could notify the ICA.Originally posted by iceFatboy:just wondering, with such a high profile, he can just leave sg...
really suspicious... -
wads a Mareva Injunction?Originally posted by the Bear:i thought they put out a Mareva Injunction on him?
how did he move his assets? -
from Wikipedia:Originally posted by seotiblizzard:wads a Mareva Injunction?
The Mareva injunction (variously known also as a freezing order or Mareva order), in Commonwealth jurisdictions, is a court order which freezes assets so that a defendant to an action cannot dissipate their assets from beyond the jurisdiction of a court so as to frustrate a judgment. It is named for Mareva Compania Naviera SA v International Bulkcarriers SA [1975] 2 Lloyd's Rep 509, decided in 1975, although the first recorded instance of such an order in English jurisprudence was Nippon Yusen Kaisha v Karageorgis in 1975, decided very shortly before the Mareva decision; however, in the UK the Civil Procedure Rules 1998 now define a Mareva order as a "freezing" order. It is widely recognised in other common law jurisdictions and such orders can be made to have world-wide effect. It is variously construed as part of a court's inherent jurisdiction to restrain breaches of its process. -
icic.Originally posted by BusSpeeder:from Wikipedia:
The Mareva injunction (variously known also as a freezing order or Mareva order), in Commonwealth jurisdictions, is a court order which freezes assets so that a defendant to an action cannot dissipate their assets from beyond the jurisdiction of a court so as to frustrate a judgment. It is named for Mareva Compania Naviera SA v International Bulkcarriers SA [1975] 2 Lloyd's Rep 509, decided in 1975, although the first recorded instance of such an order in English jurisprudence was Nippon Yusen Kaisha v Karageorgis in 1975, decided very shortly before the Mareva decision; however, in the UK the Civil Procedure Rules 1998 now define a Mareva order as a "freezing" order. It is widely recognised in other common law jurisdictions and such orders can be made to have world-wide effect. It is variously construed as part of a court's inherent jurisdiction to restrain breaches of its process.
thanks. -
too bad
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maybe lau lee thinks that richard yong is now a 'liability' to him where the situation has got out of hand...so he conviniently got the aurthorities to issue an arrest warrant..Originally posted by nonameguy:But....... I though Singapore government is corrupt and will protect elites like him? That there's no justice in Singapore? .....anyway even if they wanna squeeze out every single penny from richard i think it's no longer feasible now...cos he would have already park his money in a very 'safe' country .....dun take my words..but then he took pains to amass a fountune illegally do u think he want to go back to square....no rite.. -
remember, if they implement a mareva injunction, richard yong can't even touch his assets. government got tactics. mareva injunction only allows, i think, the government to check, then give to the rightful owners or take the money for themselves.Originally posted by kengkia:maybe lau lee thinks that richard yong is now a 'liability' to him where the situation has got out of hand...so he conviniently got the aurthorities to issue an arrest warrant.. .....anyway even if they wanna squeeze out every single penny from richard i think it's no longer feasible now...cos he would have already park his money in a very 'safe' country .....dun take my words..but then he took pains to amass a fountune illegally do u think he want to go back to square....no rite.. -
Originally posted by SpecOps87:That was after he run road I believe. Anyway...he jail for how long? 3mths ah like Durai? I think the 4 of them...should have their kidneys removed and transplanted to the patients.
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dun nid to say....it's the latter...got so nice give $$$ to pple one mah...even they got give(GST $$)..it's just peanuts....Originally posted by BusSpeeder:remember, if they implement a mareva injunction, richard yong can't even touch his assets. government got tactics. mareva injunction only allows, i think, the government to check, then give to the rightful owners or take the money for themselves. ....maybe richard yong is not that clever after all....he should have studied the Mareva injunction more and plan the route to take right away after Durai's fiasco... 
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He is spotted right away.Originally posted by seotiblizzard:he shld have gone to china and hide in the mountains or something.
He should have gone to India.
No one would look for him there. -
or malaysiaOriginally posted by mancha:He is spotted right away.
He should have gone to India.
No one would look for him there.
and pay the police money -
if he send to jail i think a lot of ppl want to screw his ass
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He went to malaysia lah.... then took plane from there...
geez you guys don't read newspaper do you?