Putrajaya rejects claim it breached constitutional duty to Sabah over special grant
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The federal government is appealing against a High Court ruling holding it liable for breach of its constitutional duties to Sabah in judicial review proceedings brought by the Sabah Law Society. PUTRAJAYA: The federal government has insisted that it never breached its constitutional duty to provide special grants to Sabah between 1974 and 2021. (Free Malaysia Today, 17:31)
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Photo: Free Malaysia Today Free Malaysia Today·News·EN·29 Oct, 17:31 MYTPutrajaya rejects claim it breached constitutional duty to Sabah over special grant
The federal government is appealing against a High Court ruling holding it liable for breach of its constitutional duties to Sabah in judicial review proceedings brought by the Sabah Law Society. PUTRAJAYA: The federal government has insisted that it never breached its…
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