Court partially allowed appeal by reducing defamation charges to one count and adjusting the fine amount.

The Court of Appeal modified the first-instance judgment by convicting the defendant on a single count of defamation regarding the concealment of his sister's scholarship receipt. The defense argued the lower court erred in factually linking the defendant's letters to a specific court hearing, while the prosecution contended the letters were intentionally defamatory. The court rejected the defense's factual challenge but found the original penalty too lenient for the remaining charge, thereby increasing the fine.