Lim’s case going for mention


GEORGE TOWN: It will arguably be one of the most awaited cases as Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng is due to be in the High Court here tomorrow for the first mention of two charges of corrupt practices against him.

This is not yet the trial proper. A mention of a case is the early part of the court’s due process to ensure all necessary documents and eviden­ce are submitted.

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