Financial Secretary Paul Chan reminded people that it is a criminal offence to split residential property purchases by using other people’s entitlements. Photo: Jonathan Wong Financial Secretary Paul Chan reminded people that it is a criminal offence to split residential property purchases by using other people’s entitlements. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Financial Secretary Paul Chan reminded people that it is a criminal offence to split residential property purchases by using other people’s entitlements. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Tony Tse
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Hong Kong should jail those who abuse first-time flat buyer entitlements

Tony Tse
Tony Tse

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Financial Secretary Paul Chan reminded people that it is a criminal offence to split residential property purchases by using other people’s entitlements. Photo: Jonathan Wong Financial Secretary Paul Chan reminded people that it is a criminal offence to split residential property purchases by using other people’s entitlements. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Financial Secretary Paul Chan reminded people that it is a criminal offence to split residential property purchases by using other people’s entitlements. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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Tony Tse

Tony Tse

Tony Tse Wai Chuen is the founder of the non-profit organisation Hong Kong Seek Road.