
Jho Low among Najib's 'macai', DPP submits
The prosecution says it is ridiculous that they would channel funds into Najib's account to trick the ex-PM.

The prosecution says it is ridiculous that they would channel funds into Najib's account to trick the ex-PM.

DPP says Najib's control of the SRC board of directors can be seen in numerous documents.

Instead, the evidence he referred to was used by the prosecution to convict the ex-PM, says V Sithambaram.

DPP Sithambaram contends nothing further was done or happened with the loans granted by KWAP to SRC.

It showed the ex-PM did not want anyone to get involved in the frozen SRC funds, says V Sithambaram.

DPP submits the interest is shown by the insertion of Najib's role as then PM in SRC's memorandum of association.




Harvinderjit Singh says this is because the fund transfers made outside of SRC's corporate structure.

The defence counsel contends that other people, and not the ex-premier, were responsible for CBT.

The testimony is at best incredible and at worst completely unreliable, says Muhammad Shafee Abdullah.

Defence counsel argues that this is necessary to lessen mistakes.


A new date will be set tomorrow.

The finance minister says the figure still remains at RM13.4 million.

In his petition of appeal, ex-PM alleges Nazlan committed errors as a judge, among others.

Court sets 12 days for ex-PM's appeal hearing against his conviction and sentence in SRC case.


Mohd Nazlan says this in his 801-page grounds of judgment, which formed part of the appeal record sent to the Court of Appeal.

The PSC will also cover settlement deals between the govt and Goldman Sachs, IPIC and Riza Aziz.

Insisting none was for his personal benefit, former PM vows to appeal the ‘unfair’ verdict.

'That he honestly believed the funds were donations is nothing but an implausible concoction'.

He was sentenced to 12 years in jail and a fine of RM210 million by the High Court yesterday.