Cameron Highlands campers agree not to encroach on disputed land temporarily


KUANTAN: Several Cameron Highlands residents facing a lawsuit from a land developer have agreed not to enter the disputed plot temporarily.

Their lawyer Yudistra Darma Dorai said the plaintiff LTT Development was allowed by the High Court here to enter the land but could not proceed with any bulldozing under the ad interim injunction.

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