AG: No issue selling yacht


Up for sale: ‘Equanimity’ is now berthed at the Boustead Cruise Centre in Pulau Indah.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian government can sell Equanimity in a few months.

Despite the legal dispute over the seizure of the superyacht, the sale is permitted under admiralty law, the body of law that covers ships and the sea.

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