‘I did not know I was signing for a loan’


KUALA LUMPUR: The daughter of a retired air force chief signed a bundle of documents in 1997 without realising that these were for a RM100mil loan application, a High Court heard. 

Lynette Mohamed said she signed the documents under the impression that her father Lt Jen (R) Tan Sri Mohamed Ngah Said had wanted her to do so and after being pestered by a lawyer working for businessman Datuk Soh Chee Wen. 

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