Malaysia wins appeal against partial award in $20b claim by sultan's heirs

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Malaysia wins appeal against partial award in $20b claim by sultan's heirs
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The decision, which is final and binding, is a decisive victory for Malaysia, the law minister said. Read more at straitstimes.com.

KUALA LUMPUR - A Paris court has upheld the Malaysian government’s challenge against enforcing a partial award to the heirs of a former sultanMalaysia said late on Tuesday.

“This decision, which is final and binding, is a decisive victory for Malaysia in its ongoing pursuit of legal remedies, which Malaysia is confident will result in comprehensive defeat for the claimants and their funders,” said Law Minister Azalina Othman Said.The Filipino heirs of the last Sultan of Sulu won a US$14.9 billion award in a French arbitration court last year in a long-running dispute over the deal, after a partial award was first issued in May 2020.

Malaysia, which did not participate in the arbitration, maintains the process is illegal and has vowed to use all legal measures to prevent seizure.but the ruling remains enforceable overseas under a United Nations treaty on arbitration. Independent Malaysia paid a token sum annually to the sultan’s heirs to honour the agreement but stopped in 2013, after supporters of the former sultanate launched a bloody incursion to reclaim land from Malaysia.

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