
Cheung Yin-fa calls former son-in-law's financial support claims 'a pack of lies' during fifth day of testimony.
The mother of slain Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung denied in court that she was repeatedly in debt due to gambling, dismissing her former son-in-law's financial support claims as lies.
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The High Court is hearing testimony regarding financial disputes surrounding slain socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung's family.
The mother of slain Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi Tin-fung has denied in court that she was repeatedly in debt because of gambling, calling her former son-in-law’s claim that he had financially supported her “a pack of lies”.
Cheung Yin-fa accused Alex Kwong Kong-chi on Monday of acting unscrupulously by demanding the return of HK$150,000 (US$19,113) in shopping expenses she owed him, while failing to repay any of the more than HK$70 million he had received from Choi for investment.
Testifying in the High Court for a fifth day, Cheung also rejected the defence’s suggestion that she was so addicted to mahjong that Choi had to pledge a property she received as a wedding gift to secure a HK$4 million mortgage to repay her mother’s debts.
Cheung appeared emotional as she responded to the defence’s contention that Kwong, who said he had run a restaurant in mainland China and worked as a parallel betting agent in Macau, had helped repay her debts and supported her over the years.
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