Swatch’s judicial review application pushed to Aug 23


KUALA LUMPUR: The hearing of a judicial review application filed by Swatch Malaysia over the seizure of its Pride collection watches has been pushed to Aug 23.Justice Amarjeet Singh made the postponement when the matter was brought up in his chambers here yesterday.

It was understood that Swatch Malaysia was seeking to amend its court document, thus pushing the hearing date.

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