Double tracking project suit: Jan 11 fixed to hear govt's motion for leave to appeal to apex court
The date was fixed by Federal Court deputy registrar Rasidah Roslee during case management today.
TAFI signs JV agreements for five property projects worth RM621.5m in Pahang
For all five JV projects, TAFI’s wholly-owned subsidiary Gerak Mahir Sdn Bhd will be bearing the cost of the development, while the JV partners will be providing the project land.
Crest Builder narrows net loss to RM4m in 2Q
For the quarter, revenue increased by 60.19% to RM90.06 million from RM56.22 million in the previous year.
Top Builders’ restraining order against creditors extended until Dec 31
Judicial Commissioner Ong Chee Kwan, who granted the extension, also fixed Nov 25 to hear the group’s sanction application to approve a scheme of arrangement.
Malaysia’s new Covid-19 cases down to 14,990 on Sept 22 as Sarawak sees sharp drop in infections
Besides Sarawak, lower daily figures were also seen for places including Sabah and Kuala Lumpur.
IOI Properties subsidiary is sole bidder after offering over RM4b to buy Singapore's Marina View tract
The Marina View landbank is intended for mixed development, largely comprising residential units and a 540-room hotel with the balance for commercial units.
Malaysia’s daily Covid-19 vaccine doses administered dipped to 261,255 on Sept 21; over 80% of adult population fully inoculated
For the Klang Valley, about 7.09 million individuals or 84.2% of its total population had received at least one dose as of yesterday.
Malaysia’s total Covid-19-linked deaths topped 24,000 on Sept 21
The 334 deaths brought the country’ total Covid-19 linked fatalities to 24,078 so far.
Malaysia posts 15,759 new Covid-19 cases on Sept 21
Sarawak again had the most infections at 3,732, followed by Johor (1,959), Selangor (1,934), Penang (1,417), Kelantan (1,338), Sabah (1,291) and Perak (1,184)
Court of Appeal strikes out challenge against Anwar's royal pardon
Justice Datuk Has Zanah Mehat, who led a three-member panel, ruled that the decision made pursuant to an exercise of royal prerogative of mercy cannot be varied or confirmed by the court and, as such, is not justiciable.
