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Singapore court rules against Indian-origin CEO seeking Rs 3.5 crore back from ex-girlfriend

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An Indian businessman took his former girlfriend to court in Singapore, seeking to recover over ₹3.5 crore he had given her during their relationship. He argued the money constituted a series of interest-free loans that were owed back to him. The woman maintained that the funds were gifts given out of genuine affection, not loans. The Singapore High Court ruled in her favour, rejecting the businessman's claims entirely. The court also ordered him to cover her legal costs.

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