October 29 confirmed by deputy registrar, ex-Felda chairman changes solicitors

Prosecution to argue against acquittal of Samirah Muzaffar, two teenagers in Cradle Fund's Nazrin Hassan's murder

PUTRAJAYA, July 18 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has firmly rejected allegations of interference in the recent appointments of Malaysia’s top judges, asserting that the selection process was carried out in full accordance with constitutional procedures.

PUTRAJAYA, July 8 — A 42-year-old man failed in his final appeal today to overturn his conviction and sentence of 35 years' imprisonment and 12 strokes of the cane for the 2012 murder of an Indonesian domestic cleaner, whom he had accused of speaking ill of him.

PUTRAJAYA, July 3 — The Federal Court has granted bail of RM50,000 each for two businessmen charged with being members of an organised crime group, pending the outcome of their trial.

PUTRAJAYA, July 2 — The Federal Court today allowed the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia’s (LHDN) appeal concerning the notice of additional tax assessment issued to Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) for the year of assessment 2018.

PUTRAJAYA, July 1 — The Federal Court's five-member bench has ruled that a provision under Section 9(5) of the Peaceful Assembly Act 2012 (Act 736), which penalised an organiser who failed to provide the police with a five-day prior notice before holding an assembly, is unconstitutional.

PUTRAJAYA, July 1 — The Federal Court has upheld the death sentence imposed on a former pathologist colonel for the murder of Deputy Public Prosecutor Datuk Anthony Kevin Morais in 2015.

PUTRAJAYA, June 30 — The Federal Court will deliver its verdict tomorrow on the final appeal by six men who were convicted and sentenced to death for the 2015 murder of deputy public prosecutor (DPP) Datuk Anthony Kevin Morais.

PUTRAJAYA, June 26 — Former Petaling Jaya MP Maria Chin Abdullah cannot proceed with her appeal in the Federal Court to challenge the Court of Appeal’s decision in denying her leave to challenge a show-cause notice issued by the Syariah High Court for contempt.

PUTRAJAYA, June 21 — The appeal by Sisters in Islam (SIS) Forum (Malaysia) does not concern the substantive beliefs in the religion of Islam, its mandates or doctrines relating to the Islamic faith but relates to the exercise of legal powers by certain state authorities, says the Federal Court in its judgment.

By Danial Dzulkifly SHAH ALAM, June 21 — The Federal Court’s ruling in the SIS Forum (Malaysia) case is being hailed as a landmark decision that upholds constitutional supremacy while clarifying the limits of religious authority, without diminishing the role of state Islamic...

PUTRAJAYA, June 20 — The Federal Court has fixed August 27 to hear former Tronoh assemblyman Paul Yong Choo Kiong’s appeal against his conviction and imprisonment for allegedly raping his maid.

By Media Selangor Team  SHAH ALAM, June 20 — The Selangor government will continue to monitor, identify, and take enforcement action against any individuals who practise religious liberalism and pluralism in the state. State executive councillor for Islam Dr Fahmi Ngah said such measures are...

By Media Selangor Team SHAH ALAM, June 19 — His Royal Highness the Sultan of Selangor Sultan Sharafuddin Idris Shah Alhaj has expressed his disappointment and concern over parts of the Federal Court’s decision concerning women’s rights group SIS Forum (Malaysia) today. Selangor Islamic...

KUALA LUMPUR, June 19 — The Federal Court’s decision to allow an appeal by women’s rights group SIS Forum (Malaysia) against a fatwa issued by the Selangor Fatwa Committee, which had declared the organisation deviant from Islamic teachings, will be studied to ensure that the standing and authority of the fatwa institution remain safeguarded in the long term.

By Media Selangor Team SHAH ALAM, June 19 — Women's rights group Sisters in Islam (SIS) has won a more than decade-long battle against a fatwa issued by Selangor declaring the group "sesat" or deviant. The Federal Court, in a landmark decision today, ruled that the edict issued by the state's...

By Media Selangor Team SHAH ALAM, June 19 — Women’s rights group Sisters in Islam (SIS) has won a battle of over a decade against a fatwa issued by Selangor declaring the group “sesat” or deviant. The Federal Court, in a landmark decision today, ruled that the edict issued by the state...

KUALA LUMPUR, June 4 — The prosecution contends that the sedition case involving former prime minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin does not involve complex or extraordinary questions of law.

KUALA LUMPUR, May 31 — The application by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim to refer several constitutional questions to the Federal Court, under Article 128(2) of the Federal Constitution and Section 84 of the Courts of Judicature Act 1964, is not intended to create absolute immunity for any individual.