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Goh Jin Hian sued for alleged breach of director's duties
Judicial managers of insolvent Inter-Pacific Petroleum seek to recover over $212m: Court papers
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Dr Goh Jin Hian said he was "surprised that the judicial managers have commenced an action so unilaterally" without engaging him on the full side of his story.
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The judicial managers (JMs)of insolvent marine fuels supplier Inter-Pacific Petroleum (IPP) have sued the company's former director Goh Jin Hian over US$156 million (S$212.6 million) in losses it sustained due to his alleged breach of director's duties, according to court documents seen by The Straits Times.
The suit against Dr Goh - the son of former prime minister Goh Chok Tong - was filed late last Friday night in Singapore's High Court by LVM Law Chambers, which represents Deloitte & Touche, IPP's JMs.
