Govt can sell superyacht after legal procedures, says lawyer


PETALING JAYA: It may well be plain sailing for the government’s plan to sell Equanimity if nobody else comes forward to claim ownership of the superyacht.

Lawyer Ashok Vijay, who specialises in maritime law, says Putrajaya can proceed with the sale of the yacht but must first put up a notice of its intention to do so.

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