Homeowner at Redhill Peninsula fined nearly HK$1 million for illegal structures
A Hong Kong court has fined the owner of a luxury home at Redhill Peninsula nearly HK$1 million (US$173,938), the harshest penalty to date for illegal structures discovered during a government inspection at the seaside estate three years ago. Magistrate Tobias Cheng Yun-chung handed down a HK$980,00
ORIGINAL SOURCE →via South China Morning Post
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