Court to decide on objections against election petition


GEORGE TOWN: The High Court here fixed Sept 18 to decide on the preliminary objections raised against the election petition filed by Deputy Foreign Minister Datuk Marzuki Yahya, who is challenging the general election results for the Tasik Gelugor parliamentary seat.

Justice Hashim Hamzah, who sat as the Election Court judge, will decide on a preliminary objection raised by incumbent Datuk Shabudin Yahaya of Barisan Nasional, who was named first respondent in the petition.

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