<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>[SINGAPORE] A  PropNex  subsidiary has been sued, along with its salesperson and a law firm, over a so-called “99-1” property transaction, by a couple who allege a breach of duty by the three parties.</p><p>The couple are claiming a sum of S$586,172, the amount in additional tax and surcharge that the taxman had asked them to pay, for having dodged the paying stamp duty for their purchase of a condo unit.   </p><p>Neo Say Chuan, 47, and his wife Tiong Bock Lian, 43, are represented by WongPartnership’s Gavin Neo. They have named PropNex Realty, salesperson Don Tay and Anthony Law Corporation as defendants in the lawsuit.</p></div></div>

<p>一對新加坡夫婦正在起訴 PropNex Realty、其銷售人員以及一家律師事務所，索賠 586,172 新元，原因是一起 “99-1” 物業交易。他們指控違反職責，導致因逃避公寓購買的印花税而產生額外的税款和附加費。被告包括 PropNex Realty、銷售人員 Don Tay 和 Anthony Law Corporation</p>

一對夫婦因捲入 99-1 房產交易，起訴銷售人員、PropNex 和律師事務所，索賠 586,172 新加坡元