Bank officer can't confirm whether RM63,800 belonged to Shahrir Samad


KUALA LUMPUR: A bank officer today told the High Court that he could not confirm whether the money amounting to RM63,800 which was deposited into a bank account in the name of an engineering and construction company, belonged personally to Tan Sri Shahrir Ab Samad.

Public Bank Berhad Banking Services manager Tan Kok Kiong, 32, said he also could not confirm that the money which was deposited through a cheque, dated March 22, 2014, into Public Bank's account in the name of ZAM Engineering & Construction, was entrusted to Shahrir.

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