Chander Agarwal, managing director of TCI Express, sought to recover S$468,090 he said he had given his former girlfriend as interest-free loans. The Singapore High Court found the spending constituted gifts and dismissed his claim.
Chander Agarwal, managing director of TCI Express, sought to recover S$468,090 he said he had given his former girlfriend as interest-free loans. The Singapore High Court found the spending constituted gifts and dismissed his claim.
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Chander Agarwal, managing director of TCI Express, sought to recover S$468,090 he said he had given his former girlfriend as interest-free loans. The Singapore High Court found the spending constituted gifts and dismissed his claim.
