THREATS AND DEMANDS
According to the older man, from 2016, his son made a series of threats and demands against him for his money and assets.
The relationship deteriorated significantly by March 2018, when the father was in the midst of closing the company’s supermarket operations.
He offered his son S$3 million to buy out his 8 per cent of shares and hoped his son would obtain the necessary documents for the closure.
But his son asked for S$15 million instead to exit the company. This was rejected by his father.
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