Like the owner, Feud covers the richest family of Singapore

The owner-free case accused of capturing the wooden room such as one of the richest families of Singapore, Tycoon Kwek Leng Beng.

Mr. Kwek said that his son Sherman, other board members, other board members and a group of directors trying to limit the development of urban development.

CDL wants to fire his son, the CEO. “It is necessary to fight this attempt at the plaque level and restore the corporate integrity,” he said.

CDL, the largest listed property developer of Singapore, stopped trading in the stock market.

FEUD caused comparisons with the sequence of HBO television series fighting to fight to fight to fight global media company.

“We intend to change the CEO at the appropriate time,” Kiewek Leng Beng said.

“Like a father, I was not an easy decision to fire my son, no doubt.”

If Sherman Kwek was removed as the CEO, the company plans to replace it based on his uncle Kwek Eik Sheng.

On January 28, two additional independent director, a controversial email centers sent by the corporate secretary of CDL celebrating a great holiday in Singapore.

The string was not unusual in battles related to family enterprises and was the public in one part of the world known to end in court.

After the meeting of the court on Wednesday, Kwek Leng Beng said that two new director did not apply to any authority until further warning.

The company said that Sherman Kwek will remain in the role until the issue is resolved.

Sherman Kwek said that most of the CDL board depicts the extreme actions taken by the father of the CDL and the size of the CDL plate, and the size of the CDL plot and the size of this opinion around the concept.

Kiewek Leng Beng, along with his father and his brother, managed the CDL that lost after 1971. After his father’s death in 1995, became the executive director of the company.

Now there are more than 160 hotels, residential and commercial features in the world and make up part of a multi-billion dollar family empire.