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The Court of Appeal has relied on an older set of precedents in its judgment on DAP lawmaker Tony Pua's case that there are no absolute rights in the Federal Constitution, including the right to travel abroad, a lawyer said at a forum.
Malaysian Bar's constitutional law committee co-chairperson Surendra Ananth said while he disagreed with the appellate court's decision, it also did not materialise out of "thin air".
Malaysian Bar's constitutional law committee co-chairperson Surendra Ananth said while he disagreed with the appellate court's decision, it also did not materialise out of "thin air".
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