Garrchai Rejects Settlement, Wants Court Trial First
Garrchai declined court-offered settlement and three proposals from the defendant, insisting on proceeding with trial first to establish facts and prove wrongdoing before considering mediation.
In a recent interview on the program "Tiang Wan Tan Heit Karngan," Garrchai addressed the case, explaining that while the court has offered mediation as part of its process, he is not yet ready to accept settlement. "The court's mediation process is one thing, but I have explained to the court through my lawyer that I may not be ready for mediation at this stage. I want to wait and see how the defendant behaves during the trial first," he said.
Garrchai confirmed he has seen Pu's three settlement proposals but will not consider them until the appropriate time. "I have seen her three proposals, but I will not consider all three of them until the right moment comes. For now, I won't," he stated.
He emphasized that he wants to exercise his legal rights to present the facts before pursuing settlement. "The court is kind to offer mediation, but I have been wronged all along. I feel I should use my rights first to prove the facts—to show that what has happened to me is not very fair. We can discuss mediation another time," Garrchai concluded.
