SEREMBAN: The Sessions Court here fixed July 12 for the next mention of a case involving two former directors of a company, including the son of a former minister, facing nine charges related to the sale and storage of government-subsidised cooking oil, which is a controlled item.
Judge Mazni Nawi fixed the date after Nasuha Badrul Din, counsel for one of the accused, Muhammad Faisal Hamzah, 39, told the court that her client wished to file a representation to the Attorney General regarding the charges.
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