Koh and Ng missed their Dec. 30 date, according to Mr. Cheng, while the other applicants, past Progress Singapore Party members Bradley Bowyer, Bevan Tey, and Chan Swee Cheong, have paid their communicate.  ,
CNA saw a warning in an email sent to the couple from Mr. Cheng’s attorneys that if transaction wasn’t received by the deadline, contempt and enforcement proceedings could start.  ,
According to the Singapore Courts website, if police fails due to a borrower’s rejection, judges may push access on the first try. But, for subsequent efforts, they may employ a plumber to gain exposure.  ,
” I will push on. Costs of living are great, and every share matters”, Mr Cheng wrote in a Facebook post.  ,
Koh, responding to CNA, said she was surprised by the unexpected explore by the court judge, Mr Cheng’s attorney and users of the press without notice from Mr Cheng’s legal staff.  ,
She claimed to have requested a change to the court order, a legal procedure that allows the court to change or modify the words of an already-existing purchase.  ,
” We expected the court order to be varied first then ( we ) pay”, she told CNA.  ,