(Hong Kong Comprehensive News) The Hong Kong High Court approved the sale of a property in Hong Kong, the founder of the Housing Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise Enterprise Group, to pay some debt.The property is regarded by the outside world as the "hair house" of Xu Jiayin in Hong Kong, with a market value of nearly HK $ 5 million (over 830,000 yuan).

Comprehensive Sing Tao Daily, Ming Pao, and online media "Hong Kong 01" reported that China Evergrande had previously ordered liquidation due to insufficient debt.Yuan) Debt, and issue a penalty order, approved that if the money is not repaid, the creditor's CITIC Group and Xinheng Ju can apply for the reception and sale of the Xujiayin property.

Because Xu Jiayin did not repay the debt, He Xinheng converged according to the betting order, and in June, he requested Xu Jiayin to hand over the unit of the Xiangjing Building of Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong to clear some debt items through the auction of net income.

Xu Jiayin was absent from the High Court on Monday (September 16). After reading and Xin Hengju's documents, the judge believed that there was no trial dispute point, so he approved the execution of the execution order.The court revealed that the market value of the Xujiayin Xiangjing building units is about 4.96 million Hong Kong dollars.

According to the "Hong Kong 01" report, Xu Jiayin started his business in 1996. The following year, he was involved in the real estate business of Guangzhou in the name of Evergrande and earned the first bucket of gold.Shortly after the launch in 1999, he personally went to Hong Kong to sign the documents and purchased the units of Xiangjing Building at a time of HK $ 1.75 million.Xu Jiayin used the unit as the address to apply for a registered company.This is also the only property held in Hong Kong in Hong Kong.

Reuters quoted people familiar with the matter this month that after being taken away by Chinese officials a year ago, Xu Jiayin was originally placed under house arrest in Beijing and was transferred to Shenzhen a few months ago to communicate with Evergrande executives.Essence