Berjaya Hills Resort seeks Federal Court leave over RM25.75mil quit rent
KUALA LUMPUR: Berjaya Hills Resort Bhd (BHRB) is seeking leave from the Federal Court to appeal against a decision upholding the Pahang government's revision of its quit rent, with the application set to be heard on Dec 8.
Berjaya Hills Resort Bhd (BHRB) is seeking leave from the Federal Court to appeal against the Pahang government's revision of quit rent rates, with the application set to be heard on December 8. The company filed the application on August 14 after the Court of Appeal upheld the Temerloh High Court's dismissal of its challenge against the revised quit rent rates.
BHRB describes the enforcement action taken by the Pahang state authorities as "unconscionable" and "totally unacceptable," stating that it is unreasonable and extreme given that its application for leave to appeal remains pending.
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