Attacking Tan Jee Say again – why? (Part 2)

July 22, 2012

I refer to the article “Tan Jee Say faces eviction from Orchard Road base” (Straits Times, Jul 21).

Tan Jee Say is not a director or shareholder of Chanson F&B, the tenant which has been served a notice of termination of tenancy by the landlord, Singapore Land Authority (SLA).

It is Tan Jee Say’s wife who is a shareholder of Chanson F&B. She is also not a director.

Moreover, since Tan Jee Say has been prevented from carrying out his original plan to hold policy discussions at the office premises, because the SLA had informed Chanson F&B in June (“Tan Jee Say’s discussion group plan in limbo”, Straits Times, Jun 4)http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Singapore/Story/STIStory_806874.html that it was not allowed to do so, as it would be in breach of the terms and conditions of use of the premises in the tenancy agreement.

Hence, what is the relevance of the notice of termination now to Tan Jee Say?

So, it is not Tan Jee Say who is facing eviction.

 

Leong Sze Hian

Attacking Tan Jee Say again – why? (Part 1)http://leongszehian.com/?p=1713

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Leong
Leong Sze Hian has served as the president of 4 professional bodies, honorary consul of 2 countries, an alumnus of Harvard University, authored 4 books, quoted over 1500 times in the media , has been a radio talkshow host, a newspaper daily columnist, Wharton Fellow, SEACeM Fellow, columnist for theonlinecitizen and Malaysiakini, executive producer of Ilo Ilo (40 international awards), Hotel Mumbai (associate producer), invited to speak more than 200 times in about 40 countries, CIFA advisory board member, founding advisor to the Financial Planning Associations of 2 countries. He has 3 Masters, 2 Bachelors degrees and 13 professional  qualifications.