PUTRAJAYA, April 25 — The Court of Appeal has fixed May 5 for case management of the appeals by four former Penang assemblymen over the dismissal of their lawsuits to challenge...
PUTRAJAYA, April 25 — The Court of Appeal has fixed May 5 for case management of the appeals by four former Penang assemblymen over the dismissal of their lawsuits to challenge the validity of a motion passed by the State Legislative Assembly for them to vacate their seats.
The case management for Bersatu’s former assemblyman for Sungai Acheh, Zulkifli Ibrahim, was held today before Court of Appeal senior assistant registrar Tiong Wen Wen who re-fixed May 5 for case management for his appeal. Zulkifli, along with former Seberang Jaya assemblyman Dr Afif Bahardin, former Bertam assemblyman Khaliq Mehtab Ishaq and former Telok Bahang assemblyman Zolkifly Md Lazim have filed appeals against the Penang High Court’s dismissal of their suits early this year.
High Court Judicial Commissioner Azizan Md Arshad held that he was bound by the Federal Court decision declaring that Article 14A of the State Constitution is valid.
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