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Najib Abdul Razak has withdrawn his appeal to lift a Mareva injunction against him to prevent the dissipation of US$681 million of assets in Malaysia.
The former prime minister’s counsel Muhammad Farhan Muhammad Shafee told the Court of Appeal this morning that the appeal has become ‘academic’.
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The former prime minister’s counsel Muhammad Farhan Muhammad Shafee told the Court of Appeal this morning that the appeal has become ‘academic’.
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