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Rosmah gagal tangguh bayaran RM67.5 juta barang kemas

Mahkamah Rayuan berkata Rosmah Mansor tidak mempunyai alasan menghalang Global Royalty Trading SAL kuat kuasa perintah Mahkamah Tinggi.

Rosmah gagal tangguh bayaran RM67.5 juta barang kemas

The Malaysian High Court's Appeal Court has rejected Rosmah Mansor's request for a stay without conditions on the High Court's order for the payment of around RM67.5 million to a Malaysian luxury goods shipping company, despite granting a conditional stay to Rosmah in August. The three-judge panel, comprising Judges Firuz Jaffril, Amarjeet Singh, and Aliza Sulaiman, ruled that she had failed to provide sufficient reasons for the stay pending the hearing of her appeal on May 25th.

The judges also instructed Rosmah to pay a filing fee of RM30,000. The ruling comes after the High Court Chief Justice Quay Chew Soon had authorized the Global Royalty shipping company's RM67.5 million claim against Rosmah in June, for 43 expensive goods valued at USD14.57 million, which were allegedly shipped to her in 2018. Global Royalty, a Lebanese-based company, also named the Chief of Police and the government as defendants, claiming that the goods remained their property and had not been returned, while seeking compensation from Rosmah.

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