Crackhouse owners get leave to challenge DBKL decision to revoke licence, permanent ban


KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court here has granted leave for Crackhouse Comedy Club's co-owners to challenge the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) decision to revoke its operating licence as well as a permanent ban imposed on them from starting any businesses in the city.

Justice Amarjeet Singh granted the leave to Rizal Van Geyzel and Shankar R. Santhiram to initiate their judicial review against DBKL in a proceeding conducted in-chambers here on Tuesday (May 23).

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