Home sale contract handwritten in Chinese holds up in B.C. court

A one-page contract for the purchase of a B.C. home that was handwritten in Chinese has been deemed valid in the province's Supreme Court, leaving the would-be buyer on the hook for more than $400,000.

Home sale contract handwritten in Chinese holds up in B.C. court

Home sale contract handwritten in Chinese holds up in B.C. court

Home sale contract handwritten in Chinese holds up in B.C. court

Home sale contract handwritten in Chinese holds up in B.C. court
Home sale contract handwritten in Chinese holds up in B.C. court
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