Putrajaya appeals suit over non-payment of 40% revenue to Sabah

SLS president Roger Chin said the Attorney-General’s Chambers , which is representing the government, has also applied to the Kota Kinabalu High Court for a stay to stop it from hearing the merits of the case. “We were also informed of the appeal and the stay proceeding by the AGC last month,” Chin said.He said the High Court had instructed the parties to file submissions on the stay application.

The Sabah government subsequently applied and was also allowed to intervene as a respondent in the action.Tengku Ahmad Fuad, the Sabah’s government’s counsel, said the judicial review seeks redress for the federal government’s failure to conduct a review of Sabah’s 40% special grant, which is a breach of Articles 112C and 112D of the Federal Constitution.

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