Courts & Sentencing news in Aeon Mall Shah Alam
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Court rejects Maju Holdings director and wife's bid for discharge without acquittal
The Sessions Court in Kuala Lumpur dismissed an application by Maju Holdings director Tan Sri Abu Sahid Mohamed and his wife for a discharge not amounting to an acquittal on charges of criminal breach of trust and money laundering. The court ordered the prosecution to submit a list of witnesses and set November 20 for further case management. Abu Sahid faces charges of misappropriating over RM458.5 million and money laundering, while his wife is charged with receiving proceeds from unlawful activities.
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Court rejects DNAA bid in RM452m CBT, laundering case against Maju Holdings director and wife
The Sessions Court in Kuala Lumpur dismissed a discharge application in the CBT and money laundering case against Maju Holdings director Tan Sri Abu Sahid Mohamed and his wife. The court ruled that a discharge not amounting to an acquittal was not relevant and set a new mention date for November 20 to fix a trial date. The charges are linked to the proposed MEX II Highway project.
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Appeals court upholds death sentence in 2017 Tanjung Sepat fire murders
The Court of Appeal in Putrajaya upheld the death sentence of Kang Chang Heng for murdering four members of his girlfriend's family in a fire at their home in Tanjung Sepat, Selangor, in 2017. The court also upheld a nine-year jail sentence for causing injury to an 11-year-old survivor.
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Court of Appeal upholds death sentence for deaf-mute man in 2017 quadruple murder
The Court of Appeal in Putrajaya has upheld the death sentence for Kang Cheng Heng, a deaf-mute man convicted of murdering his girlfriend's parents and two nephews in Tanjung Sepat in 2017. The court dismissed his appeal, stating the severity of the crime warranted the death penalty. Kang was also sentenced to nine years for injuring a surviving nephew.
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Eight people, including two brothers, charged with murder in Shah Alam
Eight individuals, including two brothers, were charged in the Shah Alam Magistrate's Court with murdering a 23-year-old man on August 25. The incident occurred on Jalan Mandolin 33/5, Taman Alam Megah, and the court has set October 13 for the post-mortem report.
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Appeals court grants Najib and son stay in bankruptcy case over tax arrears
The Court of Appeal in Putrajaya has granted former Prime Minister Najib Razak and his son Nazifuddin a stay of bankruptcy proceedings against them. The stay was granted pending their appeals to the Special Commissioners of Income Tax against tax assessments from the Inland Revenue Board, which is seeking RM1.69 billion from Najib and RM37.6 million from his son.
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Ex-Tabung Haji COO in hospital, court hearing postponed to Sept 24
The prosecution of former Tabung Haji Chief Operating Officer, Datuk Adi Azuan Abdul Ghani, at the Shah Alam Sessions Court was postponed to September 24, 2026, as he is receiving treatment for a heart condition at Universiti Malaya Medical Centre (PPUM). The accused, hospitalized since August 31, faces three charges under Section 165 of the Penal Code.
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Ex-Tabung Haji COO Hospitalized, Court Proceedings Postponed to Sept 24
Court proceedings against a former Tabung Haji COO were postponed to Sept 24 as he is hospitalized at UM Specialist Centre for a heart condition. He faces three corruption charges under Section 165 of the Penal Code, linked to the RCI report on Tabung Haji.
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Two former THP Bina executives charged with criminal breach of trust
Two former senior executives of THP Bina Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Lembaga Tabung Haji, pleaded not guilty at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court to charges of criminal breach of trust and abetment involving RM72,000 in penalty collections. They were accused of misusing funds collected from a contractor for the Putrajaya Islamic Complex project between 2013 and 2015.
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Former Tabung Haji COO's corruption case postponed to Sept 24 due to hospitalisation
The court case of a former Chief Operating Officer of Lembaga Tabung Haji has been adjourned to September 24. The adjournment was granted as the accused is hospitalised at the UM Specialist Centre for a heart condition. He is expected to be charged with three counts of corruption under Section 165 of the Penal Code.
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Former THP Bina manager charged with CBT over RM72,000 office complex project
A former manager of THP Bina Sdn Bhd was charged at the Sessions Court in Kuala Lumpur with three counts of criminal breach of trust involving RM72,000 in penalty funds related to an office complex development project in Putrajaya. The accused, Nasahruddin Ahmad, pleaded not guilty and was granted bail of RM50,000.
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Former Tabung Haji COO Hospitalized, Corruption Case Adjourned to Sept 24
The former Chief Operating Officer of Tabung Haji, who was scheduled to face corruption charges at the Shah Alam Sessions Court, was hospitalized on August 31 due to a heart condition. The court adjourned the case to September 24 after hearing explanations from his lawyer and wife.
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Ex-THP Bina manager claims trial to three CBT charges
A former Safety and Health Manager of THP Bina Sdn Bhd claimed trial at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court to three charges of criminal breach of trust involving RM72,000. The funds were allegedly collected as penalties from a contractor for a project at the Putrajaya Islamic Complex and deposited into his personal account. Bail was set at RM50,000.
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TH Properties unit ex-manager hit with three CBT charges
A former manager of THP Bina was charged in court with three counts of criminal breach of trust involving RM72,000 in penalty funds from a Putrajaya development project.
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Ex-Tabung Haji COO's graft case postponed to Sept 24
The graft case against former Tabung Haji chief operating officer Adi Azuan Abdul Ghani has been postponed to September 24 by the Shah Alam sessions court. The postponement was granted because Adi is receiving treatment for heart problems at Universiti Malaya Medical Centre.
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Former THP Bina manager charged with RM72,000 CBT
A former safety and health manager of THP Bina Sdn Bhd pleaded not guilty at the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court to three charges of criminal breach of trust involving RM72,000 in penalty collections related to a proposed office complex development in Putrajaya. Bail was set at RM50,000 with one surety.