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S'porean man who posed as pilot made to repay ex-girlfriend S$321,000, tried claiming she gave him money out of 'love & affection'
Summary by The Singapore Editorial Desk Nicolas Wong , as published by Mothership
· September 25, 2026
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A Singaporean man borrowed a large sum of money from his girlfriend, but when they broke up, he refused to return the money and she brought the matter to court. On Sep. 24 2026, the High Court ruled in favour of the claimant, Teow Seok Phen, ordering her ex-boyfriend, Chee Wei Jun, to repay her S...
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Key points 24 2026, the High Court ruled in favour of the claimant, Teow Seok Phen, ordering her ex-boyfriend, Chee Wei Jun, to repay her S... A Singaporean man borrowed a large sum of money from his girlfriend, but when they broke up, he refused to return the money and she brought the matter to court. More Local Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? A Singaporean man borrowed a large sum of money from his girlfriend, but when they broke up, he refused to return the money and she brought the matter to court. On Sep. 24 2026, the High Court ruled in favour of the claimant, Teow Seok Phen, ordering her ex-boyfriend, Chee Wei Jun, to repay her S...
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