Sabah govt still a party in SLS bid for 40% revenue rights, says lawyer


KOTA KINABALU: The state government remains a party in the Sabah Law Society’s (SLS) judicial review seeking the return of 40% of federal revenue earned from Sabah.

Immediate past SLS president Datuk Roger Chin said the State Attorney General (AG) clarified this after withdrawing arguments presented by the appointed private attorney at the Court of Appeal (COA) hearing, and terminating his services in May.

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