Nov 22 hearing for bid to dismiss Bosnian's suit
The Civil Sessions Court today fixed Nov 22 for the hearing of an application by a local woman to dismiss her Bosnian ex-boyfriend’s suit claiming she had exploited him for his sperm in order to conceive a child with European genes.
The Civil Sessions Court today fixed Nov 22 for the hearing of an application by a local woman to dismiss her Bosnian ex-boyfriend’s suit claiming she had exploited him for his sperm in order to conceive a child with European genes.
Judge KM Nithiyanantham set the date before lawyers Mohamad Fauzi Abdul Samad and James Ee Kah Fuk, who represented Ervin Ahbabovic, 41 and Chung Shun Yee, 29, respectively.
On Sept 3, the plaintiff Ahbabovic filed a suit against Chung for RM600,000 in damages, claiming that he had been used for his sperm to produce a child with European genes.
In his statement of claim, Ahbabovic, a commercial business development director in a company alleged that he had cohabitated with the local woman in 2008 following which they had a son together, who is now more than three years old.
He further claimed that his ex-girlfriend had chased him out of the house and prevented him from seeing his son, after which he tried to reconcile with her for the child’s sake.
The defendant allegedly responded with a shocking statement saying she had only used him to satisfy her lust and obtain his sperm for a European mixed-race child, he claimed.
Ahbabovic is also seeking to be registered as the boy’s father, interest, costs and other relief deemed fit by the court.
In her counter-claim filed on Sept 30, Chung stated that Ahbabovic had threatened several times to kill her if she did not accede to his request. She further claimed he also threatened to reveal personal photographs and videos taken secretly to her friends to destroy her career as a businesswoman.
She is seeking RM200,000 for loss of business, RM120,000 in compensation, as well as general and exemplary damages.
- Bernama


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