Kedah’s ban on 4D outlets unconstitutional, court rules


ALOR SETAR: The decision by the Kedah government to cease issuing and renewing local business premises licences for number forecast operators is unconstitutional, the High Court ruled.

The court here found that the decision, made during a state executive council meeting, was ultra vires and violated the Federal Constitution.

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