Friday, 03 Jul 2020 04:13 PM MYT
The prosecution had sought for a stay order against the High Court’s decision made on February 17, this year pending hearing of its appeal which is fixed for August 25 at the Court of Appeal. “There are case authorities stating that special circumstances must be very special and not ordinary special circumstances,” said Justice Yaacob in dismissing the prosecution’s four stay applications.
High Court judge Mohamed Zaini Mazlan held that the monies could not be convincingly said were received from Najib and that there was no evidence to prove that the monies came from unlawful activities.Meanwhile, for Perano, a company which sells hijab, and Binsabi Sdn Bhd, which supplies tents, the sums involved were RM337,634.78 and RM827,250, respectively, which they allegedly received from Najib.
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