Court rejects durian planters application for judicial review


At the Relau Agrotourism Park in Penang, most of the cloned durians have fallen and the fruits still on the trees are mostly of the D15 variety./Picby:CHAN BOON KAI/The Star/2 July 2019.

KUANTAN: The High Court here has rejected the applications by 204 illegal durian planters in Raub for a judicial review on the authorities' decision to evict them.

According to lawyer Siew Choon Jern, Justice Zainal Azman Ab. Aziz said the planters' request for a judicial review on the notices issued to evict them did not meet the rules of court.

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