Judge rejects Singapore woman’s claim that she owns 99% of Bukit Timah condo mostly paid for by ex-boyfriend


The property was registered in the 99:1 ratio to quell the woman's fear that the man may be unfaithful to her. HUTTONS

SINGAPORE: A couple who bought a Bukit Timah condominium unit and registered their ownership in the ratio of 99:1 broke up less than a year later, and ended up tussling in court over the property.

Jake Ngor, 35 – who held the 1 per cent share despite contributing most of the US$1.865 million purchase price of the Hillcrest Arcadia unit – sued Millie Wong, 38, who insisted that she owned 99 per cent of the property.

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