Questions hang over the compensation payable to Jurong Country Club (JCC) for its acquisition for use as the high-speed rail link terminus. -- ST PHOTO: JAMIE KOH/ONG WEE JIN.
SINGAPORE: Questions hang over the compensation payable to Jurong Country Club (JCC) for its acquisition for use as the high-speed rail link terminus. Lawyers say it is far from clear whether the thousands of members are likely to get a cut.
The club was told on Monday that the 67ha site would be acquired by the Singapore Land Authority, with compensation "based on market value". It must hand over the land by November next year.
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