Perlis govt's review bid to reinstate Muslim status of Loh Siew Hong's kids to be heard on Feb 20


PUTRAJAYA: The Federal Court has set Feb 20 next year to hear the Perlis Government’s application to review the court’s previous decision, in an attempt to reinstate the Muslim religious status of Loh Siew Hong’s three children.

Loh’s lawyer A. Srimurugan confirmed with Bernama the hearing date after the case management before Federal Court deputy registrar Wan Norazimin Kassim on Friday (Nov 29). Also present was lawyer Daniel Farhan Zainul Rijal representing the Perlis government.

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