Anita Mui died of cancer at the end of 2003. He made a will and trust fund before his death, stipulating that Mei's mother could receive 70,000 yuan (later increased to 65,438 Hong Kong dollars +0.2 million yuan) of living expenses every month until her death. Two properties in Hong Kong and London were given to Liu Peiji, a close friend, and 6.5438+0.7 million yuan of education funds were given to four nephews and nieces. After Mei's mother dies, all the property will be deducted and donated to the Buddhist Association. However, after Anita Mui's death, Tan Meijin entered the court and asked the court to declare the will invalid. On March 5, 2008, Anita Mui's estate case was opened in the Hong Kong High Court.

On June 16, 2008, the Supreme Court of Hong Kong announced the verdict of Anita Mui's estate certification lawsuit. Tan Meijin, the mother of Anita Mui, the original plaintiff, lost the lawsuit to obtain Anita Mui's estate, believing that Anita Mui's will made on June 12, 2003 was completely valid. When making a will, neither liver failure nor drug abuse will affect her mental state. In addition, the court learned from the investigation that the bank staff managing the trust fund had held detailed discussions with Anita Mui. Anita Mui took the medicine that day, but it didn't have much effect. At that time, there were doctors present. At the same time, the court ordered that all legal fees of both parties in this case should be paid by Anita Mui Heritage Company, and Ma Mei need not pay. The judge reprimanded Mei's mother for her ignorance in court, convinced that the inheritance would soon run out of the last penny. At that time, 84-year-old mother Mei was very excited when she heard the verdict. She shouted discontentedly: "Heaven has no eyes, what is the legal principle?"? These demons want to seize property! " She even threatened to appeal to the end: "I won't be disappointed, I won't just call once!" " "