Brothers fined over illegal business


  • Nation
  • Saturday, 31 Jul 2004

KUALA LUMPUR: Two brothers were fined a total of RM120,000 or two years' jail in lieu by the Sessions Court for running a money-changing business without a licence from Bank Negara. 

Sessions judge Rosenani Abd Rahman, who found Mohamed Furwez Adam Shah, 28, and Mohamed Redzuan, 29, guilty, refused to stay the sentence yesterday pending their appeal to the High Court. 

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