TechFlowPost reported on Aug. 27 that Justin Sun has filed a civil lawsuit over a property dispute, according to a case statement released by his attorney Zhang Qihuai. The defendants are a person surnamed Jing and Jing’s parents, and the amount in dispute exceeds 30 million yuan.
The statement said the case has already been formally accepted by the court. The plaintiff has also applied for property preservation measures. After the court accepted the case, Jing’s side raised an objection to jurisdiction in accordance with legal procedure, and that objection is still under review by the court.
The case has not yet entered the substantive trial stage, and there is no final judgment at this point. The final outcome should be based on legally effective judicial documents, according to the statement cited in the report.
TechFlowPost reported on Aug. 27 that Justin Sun has filed a civil lawsuit over a property dispute, citing a case statement released by his attorney Zhang Qihuai.
According to the statement, Sun named a person surnamed Jing and Jing’s parents as defendants. The amount in dispute exceeds 30 million yuan.
The case has been formally accepted by the court, and the plaintiff has applied for property preservation measures. After the case was accepted, Jing’s side raised a jurisdictional objection in line with legal procedure. That objection remains under court review.
The case has not entered the substantive hearing stage, and there is no final ruling at this time. Any final outcome will be determined by legally effective judicial documents.
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