Hafiz Yatim

UPDATED 8.45PM | The case was transferred from the Sessions Court today after both the prosecution and defence agreed.

UPDATED 12.25PM | He says this is the last of his charges that was pending and now 'it is over'.

Wong Kah Woh's allegations imply elements of possible forgery and cheating, say lawyers. 

UPDATED 3.41PM | The airline informs the court that it was not even incorporated when the flight vanished in 2014. 

Deputy minister's lawyer says both parties hope to settle the defamation suit by Nov 11. 

UPDATED 7.18PM | They want a court declaration that they are the rightful party to conduct auctions.

The carpet trader given until Nov 23 to do so with regard to the suit filed by PI Bala's widow.

UPDATED 1.09PM | The judge ruled that the application was incomplete but said Shahnaz can file a fresh application against ex-husband Bekir.

UPDATED 5.13PM | High Court declares laws giving authorities power to deny right to consult lawyer as valid. 

Dissent promotes judicial independence and may even spark changes in the law, says Richard Malanjum.

UPDATED 2:45PM | Two of five Federal Court cases involving stateless children have thus been resolved.

She had sued two online media sites and agreed to undisclosed settlements.

The name printed on the card is different from the one embedded in the chip.

A tribunal is needed to remove commissioners, says the high-ranking government source.

As the report has been declassified, the matter is now academic, Zahid Mohd Arip's lawyer notes.

This comes after the PKR leader settles his suit against TV3, Utusan and a former BN candidate. 

Carpet dealer tells the couple to face him in court instead of attempting to strike out his suits.

This comes after Jakim senior assistant director fails to meet deadline to pay damages to Bilal Philips.

Defendants agree to pay an undisclosed amount of ex-gratia and return the books and T-shirts.

Bench decides that three of the five judges who heard the NRD's appeal can continue hearing the case.

He claims he is the victim of a conspiracy and was forced to abandon his previous legal action against them.

EXCLUSIVE | The Attorney-General's Chambers has formed a high-powered team to realise this.

The carpet businessperson is claiming losses under torts of conspiracy, fraud, malfeasance and abuse of process. 

UPDATED 5.10PM | Judge rules that the court is bound by a Federal Court decision on this matter.