News portal gets another 48 hours to reply to legal notice

Legal notice: Muhammad Shafee explaining the case to reporters.

KUALA LUMPUR: An online news portal has been given an additional 48 hours to respond to a legal notice for allegedly publishing a defamatory article against Fuelsubs House Sdn Bhd.

The legal firm representing Fuelsubs, Shafee & Co, had initially given news portal The Malaysian Insider 14 days to reply to a legal notice sent last month.

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Courts & Crime , Additional 48 hours given to Malaysian Insider

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