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A Malaysian court was told that former Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin did not meddle in the allocation of Jana Wibawa scheme contracts, according to testimony from a senior government official.
A High Court witness testified that prominent Malaysian businessman TC Lian directed staff to draft letters requesting Jana Wibawa government contracts from then-Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, revealing alleged project acquisition tactics.
A company director told the High Court she drafted five letters on behalf of separate firms, all addressed to then Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, to solicit projects under the Jana Wibawa initiative.
A witness in the Muhyiddin Yassin trial testified that Nepturis Sdn Bhd issued a RM1 million cheque to Bersatu, the political party founded by the former Prime Minister.
Malaysia's High Court rejected an attempt by three former travel company directors to delay a RM492,480 refund owed to umrah pilgrims. The court upheld findings of fraud linked to COVID-19 flight cancellations.
Malaysia's High Court has dismissed Indira Gandhi's second attempt to hold the Inspector-General of Police in contempt, ruling that evidence demonstrates ongoing investigations into her ex-husband's whereabouts.
Malaysia's High Court has reversed an acquittal in a royal insult case, directing the matter back to sessions court following the prosecution's successful appeal.
A group of 111 investors has taken legal action at the High Court against QEW Group and its directors, seeking recovery of RM20.5 million in investment capital that was not returned as promised.
Malaysia's High Court has granted Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim relief from testifying as a witness in a RM30 million civil lawsuit against Vinod Sekhar, accepting his application to set aside the subpoena requiring his appearance.
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Malaysia's High Court has nullified a subpoena requiring Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim to give evidence in a RM30 million civil lawsuit filed against a businessman and his wife, citing parliamentary immunity considerations.
Malaysia's High Court has dismissed Bersatu's attempt to overturn a freeze on its CIMB and AmBank accounts, finding the party could not demonstrate that the MACC overstepped its authority in implementing the measure.
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Malaysia's anti-corruption agency will present arguments in August against allowing the widow of former Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin to manage over RM5.6 billion held in offshore accounts, raising questions about asset control and regulatory oversight.
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A Malaysian High Court judge has explained that former Prime Minister Najib Razak's lack of remorse and his pivotal involvement in misappropriating 1Malaysia Development Berhad funds were critical factors when imposing a 12-year prison sentence and RM13 billion fine.