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Najib gets green light to attend legal hearing against former AG Thomas
Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak has been cleared to participate in a court hearing on a leave application in his lawsuit against ex-Attorney-General Tommy Thomas. The hearing is scheduled for November 26.
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Najib Razak, the former prime minister of Malaysia, has been granted permission to attend a court hearing related to his legal action against Tommy Thomas, the country's former Attorney-General. The leave application hearing is set to take place on November 26. The clearance allows Najib to be present during proceedings as his case moves forward through the Malaysian legal system. The lawsuit centres on matters involving the two former top government officials, though specific details of the claims remain under legal consideration. The November 26 hearing marks a significant procedural step in what has become a high-profile dispute between the two prominent figures in Malaysian politics and governance.