Two directors of embattled firm Autobahn Rent A Car charged in Singapore court over forgery claims


Autobahn Rent A Car had announced on Jan 6 it had suspended its operations “due to operational constraints and insurance cancellation”. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: The two shareholders of Autobahn Rent A Car, whose group of companies owe creditors over S$300 million, have been charged in court over allegations that they forged documents purportedly from Komoco Motors.

On Friday (Jan 30), Tan Boon Kee and Sanjay Kumar Rai, both 49, were each handed one charge of abetting by engaging in a conspiracy to commit forgery for the purpose of cheating.

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