On June 5438+early February, 2003, Anita Mui made a will and a trust fund, and gave his two properties to his friend Liu Peiji, and reserved 1.4 million yuan for his four nephews and nieces for education. The remaining estate was entrusted to HSBC International Trust Co., Ltd., and Tan Meijin received about RMB 58,000 per month as living expenses until his death.

It is also stipulated in the will that before Tan Meijin's death, all assets will be donated to the Buddhist Association of Miao Jing after deducting expenses. It is reported that Anita Mui left assets worth about HK$ 30 million to HK$ 35 million when he died. With the rise of housing prices in Hong Kong, his legacy was recognized to have appreciated to nearly HK$ 654.38+700 million at 20 1 1.

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Anita Mui stated in his will that he would leave his property in London and Hongkong to Liu Peiji. Liu Peiji, one of Anita Mui's best friends, has been in charge of Anita Mui's costume design since 1982, including the white cheongsam at Anita Mui's funeral.

On February 30th, 2003, 65438, Anita Mui died at the age of 40. At the beginning of 2004, Anita Mui's mother, Tan Meijin, insisted that Anita Mui signed the will unconsciously, so the court should invalidate the will and hope to get an inheritance of 1 100 million yuan. After filing a lawsuit with the court, this inheritance dispute began.

In March 2006 and August 2007, Anita Mui's brother Mei Qiming and his mother Tan Meijin took the executor, attending doctor and beneficiary of the estate to court, questioning that the three parties colluded to deceive Anita Mui into making a will and stealing his estate. Regarding the accusation of the Mei family, the three defendants insisted that Anita Mui was conscious when he made his will, and did not leave his inheritance to his mother because he was worried that her mother was not good at managing money and did not support her after spending all her inheritance.

For more than seven years from 2004 to 20 1 1, Anita Mui's mother, Tan Meijin, repeatedly appealed and failed.

On 2011May 10, the Hong Kong High Court issued the final judgment, and Anita Mui's mother Tan Meijin lost the case again. On July 18, Mei Tan Meijin was still unconvinced that A-mei's "legacy case" was finally lost in the Court of Final Appeal, and a banner was hung in front of the head office of a bank in Central to show her dissatisfaction.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Anita Mui's Heritage Case