Rosmah vows to fight enforcement of RM67.5mil jewellery judgment
Lawyers say the wife of the former prime minister will seek further court orders to protect her position pending appeal against the High Court award.
Rosmah Mansor, wife of former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, has vowed to fight the enforcement of a RM67.5 million jewelry judgment against her. The High Court dismissed her bid for an unconditional stay on March 25, and the Court of Appeal upheld the decision. Rosmah's lawyers, Reza Rahim & Rajivan, stated that she plans to file any necessary applications before the High Court or Federal Court to preserve her rights pending her appeal.
The Lebanese jewelry company, Global Royalty Trading SAL, claims the judgment is without basis in fact and law, and has ordered Rosmah to pay RM30,000 in costs. The dispute centers around 43 pieces of jewelry valued at US$14.57 million, which Rosmah's company maintains was never returned.
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