SK Group Chairman Again Appeals Divorce Suit to Supreme Court
The Seoul High Court cut the award from 1.38 trillion won after rejecting claims tied to Roh Soh-yeong’s father’s assets.
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korean-vibe.comSK Group chairman again appeals divorce suit to Supreme Court
SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won has appealed the latest court ruling ordering him to pay 944 billion won ($668 million) in property division to his...
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Lee Young-seop = The property division lawsuit between SK Group Chairman Choi Tae-won (65) and Art Center Nabi Director Noh So-young (65) will be concluded after about 9 years on the 14th...
Divorce Re-appeal D-1... Chairman Chey Tae-won Ponders Justification vs. Pragmatism As the 14th approaches, the deadline for the re-appeal in the divorce case between SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won and Art Center Nabi Director Noh So-young, attention is focused on whether both sides will file a re-appeal. On the 24th of last month, the Seoul High Court [set] the property division amount at 944 billion won
[Digital Daily Reporter Bae Tae-yong] SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won has filed a petition for a second appeal to the Supreme Court, disagreeing with the Seoul High Court's ruling in the remand trial ordering him to pay 944 billion won in property division to Noh So-young, Director of Art Center Nabi. In an official statement released on the 14th, Chairman Chey's legal team stated, "Chairman Chey submitted the petition for appeal after careful c…
How a divorce threatened the control of world’s second-largest memory chipmaker
For two years, one of South Korea’s most expensive divorces carried an unusual corporate risk. A sufficiently large payout by SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won could have forced him to raise money against, or potentially sell, the shares underpinning his control of a conglomerate whose most important asset is now one of the pillars of the global AI boom. That risk has largely receded. Chey has appealed a Seoul High Court order requiring him to pay …
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