PUTRAJAYA, March 31 — The sole dissenting judge in the Federal Court’s 4-1 decision to dismiss Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s bid to review its ruling last year upholding his...
PUTRAJAYA, March 31 — The sole dissenting judge in the Federal Court’s 4-1 decision to dismiss Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s bid to review its ruling last year upholding his conviction for misappropriating RM42 million from SRC International said Najib ought to be acquitted and discharged of all criminal charges since an injustice had taken place.
Last year, Hisyam had informed the court he refused to submit on behalf of the defence since he was unprepared, with the court later rejecting Hisyam’s request to discharge himself. “They should have adjourned the hearing of the main appeal because the rules of natural justice are paramount. In allowing Najib’s application, Abdul Rahman said he could only arrive at one conclusion in that the circumstances indeed warrants a review under Rule 137 of the Rules of the Federal Court of the reason an injustice has been caused against Najib.
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