Woman files leave to appeal against court decision to reinstate her as a Muslim


PUTRAJAYA: A 37-year-old woman who is embroiled in a legal battle over her religious status has turned to the Federal Court in an attempt to set aside a Court of Appeal's decision in reinstating her as a Muslim.

Her counsel A.Surendra Ananth, when contacted, confirmed that his client has filed a notice of motion yesterday, seeking leave to pursue her appeal to the Federal Court.

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