on the site, but could not access the site from a main road unless it also purchased the disputed land held by PSCN. In the sale and purchase agreement, Sumber Waras said the city administration could use the entrance gate on the disputed land. On 23 September 2015, West Jakarta District Court ruled the disputed land to be held by Sumber Waras Foundation and sentenced Wayan to 18 months in jail. On 16 November 2015, Jakarta High Court overturned the decision, returned the certificate to Wayan and cleared him of embezzlement. Separately, the State Audit Agency (BPK) claimed the 3.7 hectares had been sold at an allegedly inflated price, causing the city to suffer losses of Rp191 billion. The BPK report was submitted to the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). In April 2016, KPK questioned Kartini over the case. She reportedly said that she received only Rp335 billion of the total land purchase price of Rp775.69 billion. KPK later said it found no evidence of wrongdoing in the sale. In January 2017, West Jakarta District Court ruled Sumber Waras Foundation had legally sold the land without needing to involve PSCN. Family Kartini was married to Djojo Muljadi (Liem Tjing Hien, 1915-1973), who was a notary and had served as secretary of Sing Ming Hui in 1950 and as its president from 1953-55. They had four children: Sutjipto Husodo Muljadi, Dian Mulyani Muljadi, Gunawan S. Muljadi and Handojo Selamet Muljadi. Oldest son Sutjipto owns oil services company PT Mulia Graha Abadi. Daughter Dian is a magazine editor and socialite and runs an online media portal called Fimela. Third child, Gunawan, runs Kartini's law firm and GNC company in Indonesia together with his wife Nancy. Youngest son, Handojo, leads Tempo Scan Pacific. Kartini has 10 grandchildren. Shawn Muljadi, Tania Muljadi, and Richard Muljadi is the children of Sutjipto. Putri Soedarjo, Mita Soedarjo, and Dita Soedarjo is the children of Dian. Evy (a.k.a. Kaden) is the only daughter of Gunawan. Lastly, Handojo has three sons; Winston, Howard, and Stuart. Kartini is the grandmother of socialite Richard Muljadi, who gained notoriety for showing off his lavish spending habits on social media, including buying a Mitsubishi Outlander car for one of his pet dogs. Richard was in August 2018 arrested for snorting cocaine in the toilet of a restaurant at South Jakarta's Pacific Place mall. He was sentenced in February 2019 to 18 months of rehabilitation.