A association owned by a Johor sultanate wants a radical counsel to come back if he wants to transparent his name of CBT.
KUALA LUMPUR: A Johor royalty-owned association has suggested its former executive accused of criminal breach of certitude (CBT) to lapse to Malaysia and transparent his name if he is innocent.
Southern Ads Sdn Bhd longed for counsel Kamal Hisham Jaafar to answer for an purported embezzlement of some-more than RM660,000 of a company's money.
Speaking upon behalf of a company, counsel Baljit Singh Sidhu pronounced that Kamal left a nation for Dubai, UAE, in April 2011, after military reports were lodged against him.
This, he added, was after Southern Ads conducted an independent monetary audit in Mar final year.
"The association detected that there was a criminal component with his using of a company, namely cheating, breach of certitude and fraud."
"Once a inform was lodged, he was no longer in Johor Baru. He was purported to have been in Dubai," he told reporters during a Shangri-La Hotel.
Baljit found it bizarre that Kamal had supposedly left a nation after military reports had been lodged against him.
He combined that Kamal's law firm, Kamal Hisham & Associates, was not a only one of Southern Ads' stakeholders, but that it had additionally been "doing work" for a latter.
Kamal had been a Southern Ads executive given a association was shaped in 2004.
However, Baljit claimed that attempts to reach Kamal by a military here had been in vain.
This, he said, was despite dual police-issued notices requesting for his presence sent to his family.
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