Rosmah loses bid to block enforcement of RM67.5 million jewellery judgment
DATIN Seri Rosmah Mansor has lost her bid for an unconditional stay of a RM67.5 million High Court judgment over 43 missing jewellery pieces, with the Court of Appeal allowing Lebanese company Global Royalty Trading SAL to take steps to enforce the a...
Datuk Seri Rosmah Mansor has lost her bid to block enforcement of a RM67.5 million High Court judgment concerning 43 missing jewellery pieces. The Court of Appeal allowed Lebanese company Global Royalty Trading SAL to proceed with enforcing the award, and ordered Rosmah to pay RM30,000 in costs to the company. The Court of Appeal rejected Rosmah's request for an unconditional stay, citing insufficient grounds for her appeal.
The ruling leaves in place a conditional stay, requiring Rosmah to place the full judgment sum into a joint stakeholder account within one month. The case was brought by Global Royalty in 2023, claiming the return of 44 jewellery items or their value, which they allege Rosmah has failed to return. The company also accused Rosmah of falsely attributing the loss of the jewellery to the Malaysian Government.
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