Government help sought in row over Nina's will

Nina Wang Kung Yu-sum's family is putting up a fight over her will.
The Chinachem Charitable Foundation is taking steps to involve the (Chinese) government in what looks to be a long legal battle.

The Standard - China's Business Newspaper:

"Wang's brother Kung Yan-sum and younger sisters Kung Yan-sum and Kung Chung-sum, who are on the board of the Chinachem Charitable Foundation, have been actively building a strong team of witnesses for the anticipated court battle.

They have requested the two non- beneficiaries on the purported 2002 will - Heng Kim Thiam, a project director of Chinachem Group, and Li Chi-ming, a major shareholder of a private architect's firm - as well as Wang's former doctors and nurses, business tycoons and lifelong friends to act as witnesses should this be necessary."

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