Dismissal of Malay chamber's president valid, court rules

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The High Court says Rizal Faris Mohideen Abdul Kader's sacking was effective Nov 22 last year. FMTNews

Members of the official executive board of the Malay Chamber of Commerce outside the High Court. From left : DPMM treasurer-general Zayad Md Ismail, vice-president Abd Halim Husin, deputy president Fauzi Hassan, vice-president Norsyahrin Hamidon and secretary-general Amirhamzah Karim.

High Court judge Mariana Yahya said Rizal’s dismissal was effective Nov 22 last year following the decision reached during an extraordinary general meeting called by 18 members of the Malay business body. She also ruled in favour of a subsequent AGM on June 15, convened by Syed Hussein Alhabshee who was then elected as president, as well as any decisions originating from that second AGM.

They said the money was not deposited into the chamber’s account but instead channelled into the account of Yayasan DPMM Pulau Pinang Bhd without approval.

 

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