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High Court to hear fresh evidence in Rosmah case September 17
A three-member bench has rejected the prosecution's bid to halt proceedings in the former Prime Minister's wife's legal case. The court will proceed with hearing additional evidence as scheduled.
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The High Court has dismissed an application by prosecutors seeking to stay proceedings in the case involving Rosmah Mansor, rejecting their request to suspend the legal proceedings. The three-member judicial panel ruled in favour of allowing the case to move forward, with a hearing scheduled for September 17 to consider additional evidence.
The prosecution's application to halt proceedings was considered by the bench, which determined there was sufficient grounds to continue with the matter. The rejection of the stay application represents a setback for the prosecution's strategy in the case and clears the path for the scheduled hearing to proceed as planned.
The September 17 session will focus on hearing fresh evidence that has been submitted in connection with the ongoing legal matter. The High Court's decision to press ahead maintains momentum in the case and ensures that the legal process continues without interruption.
The ruling underscores the court's commitment to progressing the matter through the judicial system according to established procedures and timelines.