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A Bersatu financial officer testified in court that no single individual controlled the party's finances, raising questions about Muhyiddin's actual authority within the organisation.
A High Court judge has upheld a five-year sentence imposed on a businessman convicted of assaulting his bodyguards for fasting during Ramadan, finding insufficient grounds to alter the original magistrate's decision.
A High Court judge has clarified that lower courts cannot strike out criminal charges based on perceived prejudice or abuse of process, preserving the prosecutor's constitutional authority.
A Malaysian High Court has approved pre-trial document discovery in a RM3.53 million dealership fraud case, ruling that requested materials are essential to establish how funds allegedly moved across connected entities.
A Shah Alam High Court will hear a medical update Friday regarding former premier Dr Mahathir's health status and ability to proceed with his RM150 million defamation action against PM Anwar Ibrahim.
A Pahang-born woman has lost her High Court challenge for automatic Malaysian citizenship after Judge Norliza Othman ruled she could not establish her parents were legally married, causing her citizenship to follow her Indonesian mother instead.
A company director testified in the High Court that he would never have contributed to Bersatu without pressure from a politically connected businessman over a Jana Wibawa project worth RM19.5 million.
The Chief Judge of Malaya has appointed 17 new judicial commissioners in what represents one of the judiciary's largest staffing expansions in recent years, signalling a concerted effort to address persistent case backlogs in the High Court.
A Malaysian High Court has acquitted a woman charged with her neighbour's murder after determining she was of unsound mind when the incident occurred, ordering her detention at Hospital Bahagia.
A High Court judge has ruled in favour of a motorist, ordering the JPJ director-general to pay RM40,000 in damages over a disputed MADANI number plate proposal, citing breaches of natural justice.
Malaysia has appointed 17 lawyers and judicial officers as new judicial commissioners in the latest round of High Court bench expansion. The appointments include the daughter of a former Court of Appeal president.
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Malaysia's High Court has set a hearing date to consider 1MDB's application to freeze assets as part of its RM1.41 billion lawsuit against former prime minister's wife Rosmah Mansor over luxury goods purchases.
A High Court witness testifies that businessman TC Lian instructed staff to prepare letters requesting Jana Wibawa government projects from then-PM Muhyiddin Yassin, marking a key moment in the ongoing proceeding.
A company director testified in the High Court that she drafted five separate letters on behalf of different companies requesting Jana Wibawa projects from former Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
Former Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul has told the High Court that minutes issued by then-prime minister Muhyiddin Yassin constituted operational instructions rather than formal project approvals, a distinction that carries significant implications for understanding the administrative processes during that period.
The High Court has heard claims that former Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin did not interfere with project allocations under the Jana Wibawa infrastructure initiative, marking a significant development in proceedings related to the controversial programme.
A High Court has ordered an investment holding firm to compensate 39 shareholders with RM12.8 million for failing to deliver preferred stock and promised fixed dividends, rejecting the company's attempt to use corporate law as a shield.
Former Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul testifies that ex-PM Muhyiddin Yassin proposed 54 contractors for Jana Wibawa through direct negotiation rather than open tender, raising fresh governance concerns.
A High Court has awarded RM400,000 in damages to businessman Yeoh Ee Seong in his defamation case against Sin Chew Media Corporation Bhd, which published a report suggesting he orchestrated an assault on a lawyer.
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Penang's High Court has fixed eight trial dates in October for four men charged in connection with the Nhaveen murder case, following an earlier acquittal that was successfully challenged on appeal.
Malaysia's High Court has rejected Indira Gandhi's second attempt to cite the Inspector-General of Police for contempt, finding that investigations into her ex-husband's whereabouts are still active.
A High Court judge has reversed an acquittal in a royal insult case, accepting the prosecution's appeal and sending the matter back to the sessions court for fresh proceedings.