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Former PM's RM50 million fine remains unpaid, court confirms
Malaysia's Attorney General has clarified payment procedures for a RM50 million fine, stating that settlement must be made at the Kuala Lumpur High Court Registrar's office where the case was originally heard and tried.
LSN Malaysia ·
The Attorney General's chambers has issued guidance on the payment process for the outstanding RM50 million fine, emphasizing that the funds must be submitted directly to the Kuala Lumpur High Court Registrar's office given that the case originated and was heard in that jurisdiction.
The clarification comes as questions persist regarding the status of the fine, which remains outstanding. The specification of the payment venue underscores the procedural requirements that must be followed in settling the financial obligation.
The High Court in Kuala Lumpur maintains authority over the matter, having presided over the case from its inception through trial proceedings. This jurisdictional foundation determines the appropriate channel through which payment must be processed.
The Attorney General's office has made clear that adherence to these established procedures is necessary for the proper settlement of the fine. The guidance serves to inform all relevant parties of the correct payment protocols that must be observed.