Equanimity's owner claims not receiving legal notice over sale of superyacht


PETALING JAYA: A company linked to fugitive businessman Low Taek Jho, also known as Jho Low, which claims ownership of the Equanimity has claimed that it has received no legal notice on the sale of the superyacht.

In a statement issued just hours before the start of a hearing at the Kuala Lumpur Admiralty Court on a suit by 1Malaysia Development Berhad which is seeking to expedite the sale of the vessel, Equanimity (Cayman) Ltd said it had not received notice of the pending court hearing on the matter.

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