Thai loses suit to regain land


  • Nation
  • Saturday, 28 Aug 2004

PUTRAJAYA: Kobchai Sosothikul comes from a well-to-do Thai family. In 1967, his late father, a prominent businessman, bought two pieces of land in Penang and gave them as a gift to his wife, Boonsom Boonyanit. 

The family lived in Thailand and did not think much of their property at Tanjung Bungah until one day in June 1989 when Boonsom found out that the two pieces of land had been sold off – for RM1.86mil – without her knowledge to a company named Adorna Properties Sdn Bhd. 

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