Chan's hold of Nina's will is alleged to have been forged by police or intrusive investigation

Data map: Chan.　　Sino-New Society issued Tan Daming Xinhua Beijing, February 2, according to Radio Television Hong Kong, the Hong Kong High Court ruled that businessman Chan, in the late Chinachem chairman Nina Wang's probate case, Nina's huge legacy, to the Chinachem Charitable fund.　　Judge Lin Wenxian issued a written verdict, referring to Chan's 2006-year will is forged.　　The verdict, up to 300 pages, details the outcome of the verdict, including the idea of Chan holding the 2006 will and the relationship between Chan and Nina.　　Chinachem Charitable Fund representative lawyer He Wenki after the court said, Nina Brother Kung Heart, will convene 12:30 noon press conference. He Wenki said he was pleased with the verdict, saying the court had confirmed that Nina's 2002 will was valid, that the estate had been fully credited to the charitable fund, and that their handwriting expert testimony had been adopted. He said that as for Chan's 2006-year will, the court concluded that the handwriting expert could not confirm that Nina's signature was true, but the Chinachem party would not take the initiative to ask the police to intervene.