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The 146ha Disney-styled Taman Mini Indonesia Indah was the brainchild of Mr Suharto's wife, Ms Siti Hartinah, and is a staple for Indonesians looking for an affordable day out.
PHOTO: TAMAN MINI INDONESIA INDAH/FACEBOOK
Jeffrey Hutton Regional Correspondent In Jakarta, Jeffrey Hutton
A Singaporean management consulting company is suing the children of Indonesia's former president Suharto, seeking millions in compensation as well as land in a case thought to have hastened the loss of one of the former ruling clan's prized businesses.
In early March, privately owned Mitora filed suit in a South Jakarta court seeking 584 million rupiah (S$53,700) in compensation for "illegal acts", as well as 20ha of land and buildings located in Taman Mini Indonesia Indah - a vast Suharto-era amusement park in East Jakarta. The suit also seeks property in the upscale Jakarta neighbourhood of Menteng.
