Sabah law group says outdated laws hindering state’s development


KOTA KINABALU: Sabah laws that are outdated need to be revised, reformed and amended to best suit current times, and the Sabah Law Society is ready to assist.

Sabah Law Society president Mohamed Nazim Maduarin said as Sabah moves into a prosperous future with various growth initiatives, there are certain outdated ordinances, some dating back to colonial times, that may hinder the state's development and progress.

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