40% revenue rights: Warisan tells Sabah govt to clarify if it authorised counsel to act on its behalf


KOTA KINABALU: Parti Warisan questions the last-minute appearance of the Sabah government's counsel, Tengku Datuk Fuad Ahmad, in the 40% special interim grant provisions court case between the Sabah Law Society (SLS) and the Federal Government.

"It is very important not only for Sabahans but also the Court to know whether Fuad was appointed by the state government," said Warisan supreme council member Chen Ket Chiun in a statement here on Saturday (May 18).

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