The ex-wife of a multimillionaire trustee at the Val de Vie Estate is accusing him of exploiting his position to spy on her and her new boyfriend in a dirty battle to stop paying her spousal maintenance. | TammyPetersen87
An acrimonious legal clash is scheduled to play out in the Western Cape High Court in July after a businessman who is a director at the luxury estate, launched an application contending he was no longer liable to pay his ex-wife's
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