Sessions Court postpones decision in ex-Johor exco man Latif Bandi's corruption trial


Former Johor housing and local government exco member Datuk Abd Latif Bandi (right) speaking to his lawyers at the Johor Baru Sessions Court on Sunday (June 26).

JOHOR BARU: The Sessions Court here has postponed its decision on former Johor executive council member Datuk Abd Latif Bandi, his son and a property consultant’s case involving corruption and money laundering totaling RM35.7mil to August.

The decision was initially slated for Sunday (June 26) but during the court proceedings, Sessions Court Judge Kamarudin Kamsun said he wanted to go through several more arguments first.

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