Iris Koh's husband Raymond Ng declared vexatious litigant
Raymond Ng, husband of anti-vaccine activist Iris Koh, has been declared a vexatious litigant in Singapore, barring him from starting new civil lawsuits without court permission. Iris Koh received a two-year civil restraint order for her role in filing numerous meritless legal actions.
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Demonstrates the judicial system's mechanism for curbing the abuse of legal processes by individuals who use litigation to harass others.
Raymond Ng, the husband of anti-vaccine group founder Iris Koh, has been barred from starting any new civil legal proceedings.
Listen Summarise Raymond Ng was declared a vexatious litigant, barred from starting new legal actions without court permission, while his wife Iris Koh received a two-year civil restraint order. The couple has initiated about 37 legal actions, many without reasonable grounds, with Ng using litigation as a potential income source through his AI platform. The judge highlighted their repeated misuse of the courts to annoy and pressure others, citing cases struck out and the tragic suicide linked to Ng's defamation suits. AI generated
SINGAPORE – Raymond Ng, the husband of anti-vaccine group founder Iris Koh, was declared a vexatious litigant by a High Court judge on Aug 4.
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