Tag: High Court
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Murder Charge in Suri Narudin Case: Zainizan Zainal Appears in Court
Man Charged in Suri Narudin Murder Case A 51-year-old man, Zainizan Zainal, was brought before a magistrate following a charge related to the murder of Suri Narudin. During the session, the charge was read aloud, and Zainizan nodded to indicate his understanding. The hearing was reported by Kosmo, a major Malaysian news outlet, which noted…
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Malaysia Awaits Verdict: High Court to Deliver Najib Razak’s 1MDB Trial Decision
Overview: A High-Stakes Verdict in a Landmark Case Today, Malaysia braces for a historic ruling as the High Court delivers its verdict in former prime minister Najib Razak’s RM2.8 billion 1MDB trial. After more than seven years of courtroom wrangling, the case stands as one of the nation’s most consequential corruption trials, drawing intense scrutiny…
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Najib Razak 1MDB Verdict: High Court Set to Deliver RM2.8B Trial Ruling
Overview: A High-Stakes verdict in a landmark case The Malaysian judiciary is poised for a pivotal moment as the High Court prepares to deliver its verdict in Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s RM2.8 billion 1MDB trial. After more than seven years of courtroom battles and a wide array of testimonies, the decision faces close scrutiny from…
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Najib Razak’s Legal Crossroads: Two High Court Rulings Could Redefine His Political Comeback
Overview Jailed former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak faces a pivotal moment as his long-running legal saga heads toward two crucial High Court rulings next week. The judgments, expected to shed light on lingering corruption charges and related appeals, could determine whether Najib’s political prospects recover or remain constrained for years to come. What is…
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Crunch time for Najib Razak as Malaysia court rulings loom
High-stakes court decisions loom for Najib Razak Former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak finds himself once again in the crosshairs of the nation’s legal and political theaters as two High Court rulings near. The outcomes, expected next week, could determine whether the jailed politician can mount a political comeback or whether his legal entanglements will…
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Namibia: Fugitive Lawyer De Klerk Could Testify by Video in Fishrot Case
Overview: A potential video testimony in a high-profile case Namibia’s high-stakes Fishrot case has taken another turn as fugitive lawyer Marén de Klerk could testify via video link from an unspecified location. The development comes as prosecutors and defense teams navigate the legal complexities surrounding the multi-million-dollar allegations of fraud, corruption, and racketeering linked to…
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Fugitive Namibian Lawyer May Testify Via Video Link in Fishrot Case
Overview: A Testimony by Video Link in a High-Stakes Case The Namibian High Court is weighing a high-profile request to allow fugitive lawyer Marén de Klerk to testify via video link in the ongoing Fishrot fraud, corruption, and racketeering case. De Klerk, who is sought by Namibian authorities in connection with alleged corrupt agreements tied…
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Fugitive Lawyer De Klerk May Testify via Video Link in Namibian Fishrot Case
Overview of the Case Namibia’s High Court is evaluating whether Marén de Klerk, a lawyer linked to the high-profile Fishrot fraud and corruption case, can testify via video link. The case centers on alleged illicit agreements surrounding fishing quotas and the National Fishing Corporation of Namibia (Fishco), which authorities say triggered a wide-ranging scheme involving…
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Court Extends Hearing in Daddy Lumba Marriage Legality Case to November 25
Overview: Case status and court direction The Kumasi High Court Five has extended the conclusion of hearings in the ongoing case challenging the legality of the marriage between highlife musician Charles Kojo Fosu, popularly known as Daddy Lumba, and Akosua Serwaa Fosuh. The extension means that the court will reconvene on November 25 to continue…
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€400,000+ Damages for Two Solicitors Defamed by Denis O’Brien: A Legal Milestone
New High Court Verdicts in a Defamation Case Involving Denis O’Brien A High Court jury has awarded more than €400,000 in damages to each of two human rights solicitors who were defamed by businessman Denis O’Brien and his spokesman, James Morrissey, nearly a decade ago. The landmark ruling underscores the continuing legal battles over reputational…