reported on November 19 On November 19, "Xing Ye" Zhou Xingchi was pursued by his old love Yu Wenfeng for a mansion and fund investment share of about 70 million Hong Kong dollars (approximately 59 million yuan). The case continued in the court The trial started, Zhou Xingchi was represented by a senior lawyer, and Yu Wenfeng was represented by Yuan Guoqiang, the former Department of Justice. The plaintiff in the case is Yu Wenfeng and Zhou Xingchi is the defendant. The trial opened on the first day of yesterday. Neither Yu Wenfeng nor Zhou Xingchi appeared in person to answer the hearing yesterday. When the trial was resumed today, Yu Wenfeng personally appeared in court.
Yu Wenfeng arrived at the court at about 10:30 this morning. She wore a mask, sunglasses and a beige suit jacket. She was fashionable and eye-catching. She did not go to court in the morning, but stayed in a room to study legal documents with the lawyer. At around 12:30 noon, she was accompanied by a number of lawyers to leave the courtroom. It is estimated that she was out for a meal and did not accept reporter interviews. The trial continued at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
It is reported that Yu Wenfeng’s demands relate to the profit of Chow Sing Chi’s investment in 3 units and 5 parking spaces in the mountain-top mansion "Tianbi Gao" and "Beverly Hills" in Tai Po from 2002 to 2010, as well as investment funds. Yu Wenfeng said that although the contract was not signed that year, the two parties had an oral agreement to allow her to take a 10% share from Zhou Xingchi's investment profits. However, Zhou Xingchi pointed out that although the two have been together for 13 years, although they have said that they will share the investment profits with her, they are just love words in love, not a promise to establish a legal relationship.
and Yu Wenfeng believed that Yu Wenfeng first signed a contract with Stephen Chow’s Xinghui Overseas in April 2002 and became the financial consultant of Xinghui Overseas, with a monthly salary of 20,000 Hong Kong dollars. At that time, both parties had a consensus. Yu Wenfeng can be divided from Zhou Xingchi's profits, and the two parties finally reached an agreement to share 10% after the Christmas negotiations in the same year. As for the "Tianbi Gao" project, the lawyer stated that Stephen Chow planned to keep one of the detached houses for his own use at the beginning, so it should not be regarded as an investment.
(responsible editor: Liu Jiaxin_NBJS11395)
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