6 to 9 months to identify actual owner/s of Equanimity say lawyers


Seized luxury yacht Equanimity, belonging to fugitive Malaysian financier Low Taek Jho, is brought to Boustead Cruise Terminal in Port Klang, Malaysia on August 7, 2018. -Reuters

PORT KLANG (Bernama): The probe to identify the actual owner/s of the luxury superyacht Equanimity will take six to nine months, according to lawyer Jeremy Joseph, who is representing the Malaysian government.

He said the process could be speeded up if nobody claims ownership on the vessel.

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