Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor has applied to stay the proceedings of the suit filed against her by Lebanon-based jeweller, Global Royalty Trading SAL, over the loss of more than 40 pieces of jewellery.
The application, filed on June 7 was to stay the proceedings of the suit pending the decision of her appeal at the Court of Appeal against a High Court decision which dismissed her application to include the government and the police as the third party in the case.
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The application, filed on June 7 was to stay the proceedings of the suit pending the decision of her appeal at the Court of Appeal against a High Court decision which dismissed her application to include the government and the police as the third party in the case.
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00:00Datin Seri Rosma Mansour has applied to stay the proceedings of the suit filed against
00:06her by Lebanon-based jeweller Global Royalty Trading S.A.L. over the loss of more than
00:1140 pieces of jewellery.
00:14Rosma's lawyer, Rajiv Nambiar, said the application filed on June 7 was to stay the proceedings
00:20of the suit pending the decision of her appeal at the Court of Appeal against a High Court
00:25decision which dismissed her application to include the government and the police as the
00:30third party in the case.
00:33In the proceedings before Senior Assistant Registrar Nourhaina Zulkifli on Monday, the
00:39Court fixed August 16 to hear the stay application to be conducted online before Judge Ong Chi
00:45Kwan.
00:47Global Royalty filed the suit on May 29 last year, claiming that Rosma had lied by saying
00:53that 44 pieces of jewellery, including diamond necklaces, bracelets and tiaras that were
00:59sent to her by the company's agent, were seized by the Malaysian authorities under the Anti-Money
01:04Laundering, Anti-Terrorism Financing and Proceeds of Unlawful Activities Act 2001.
01:12The jeweller also claimed that the wife of former Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun
01:16Razak had shifted the burden to the Malaysian government when, in fact, the jewellery had
01:21gone missing.