Sinkies are Geniuses when it comes to cheating and stealing.

[FuckSamLeong]

WHAT IS A FEW YEARS IN JAIL OR EVEN GETTING OFF SCOTS FREE?

CRIMINAL BREACH OF TRUST OR STEALING FROM BOSSES AND THE ACCOUNTS OF CLIENTS, COMMANDS A PENALTY OF A FEW SHORT YEARS FOR A FEW HUNDRED THOUSAND TO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, UNLESS IT'S FROM A GOVERNMENT LINKED COMPANY.

HOW MANY YEARS OF SLOGGING TO EARN THE MONEY THAT YOU CAN SUCCESSFULLY STEAL? THIS GUY BELOW IS A GOOD EXAMPLE.....

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Sep 11, 2009
FAKE DEGREES MILL
Brookes faces lawsuit
But tracking down defendants' assets could be difficult and fruitless
By Amelia Tan

Brookes Business School's Benny Yap is helping the police with investigations.

THE partners behind the school offering fake degrees, who did not contest a suit filed by 19 students, have been ordered by the High Court to pay the students back $529,000.

But that is not the end of it.

Brookes Business School's Benny Yap and Lim Cheow Young are staring at another lawsuit, this one filed by 31 students, who are asking for $528,000.

The hearing for this suit will be held on Sept 25.

Courts usually rule against defendants who do not respond to the suit by a given deadline.

However, lawyers who spoke to The Straits Times said that tracking down the two men's assets could be a drawn-out business - and one that may not yield fruit at that.

The Ministry of Education ordered Brookes shut in mid-July after The Straits Times exposed it for conferring fake degrees from brand-name universities including Australia's Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.

About 400 students, half of them foreigners, were left in the lurch with the closure of the school.

The two groups of students who have sought legal action, mostly Chinese nationals, are represented by lawyer Leonard Loo.

Mr Loo said his next step was to find out where the two men have parked their assets and assess their value.

 

[halsey02]

>Sinkies are Geniuses when it comes to cheating and stealing.>

They learnt from the best of the land....

 

[Watto]

Ex-principal of defunct private school found guilty of cheating banks of S$1.4m

By Leong Wai Kit
POSTED: 18 Apr 2013 7:43 PM

Yap Chee Mun, ex-principal of the defunct Brookes Business School, was found guilty on Thursday of cheating banks of about S$1.4 million.

SINGAPORE The ex-principal of the defunct Brookes Business School was found guilty on Thursday of cheating banks of about S$1.4 million.

Yap Chee Mun, 43, was also found guilty of helping Go Boon Chai, a former education agent, in a scheme which involved using fake offer letters to apply for bank loans.

The fake offer letters said "students" had been accepted to read courses at Brookes Business School.

Go was given five years' jail in February last year.

The verdict comes after an 18-day trial held between June 2012 and January this year.

During the trial, Yap claimed he was not involved in the scheme to cheat the banks.

The offences occurred between 2006 and 2008.

In July 2009, the Ministry of Education cancelled Brookes Business School's registration.

In his judgement on Thursday, District Judge John Ng said that while Go was the "protagonist" of the scheme, Yap was "not a mere pawn being manipulated by Go".

He added that Yap was a "willing and necessary part" in the cheating plan carried out by Go.

Go had planned to rope in people to apply for student loans from banks.

Yap, Go and the "students" would then each get a cut of the disbursed loan.

Judge Ng pointed out that Yap's role in the scam was crucial as the school had generated letters of offer and acceptance.

Yap will be sentenced on May 9.

- CNA/jc