Court to decide next year on freezing Rosmah’s assets

1MDB and 10 other firms are seeking an order for Rosmah Mansor to pay US$346,010,489, or whatever amount the court deems appropriate, in the suit over the purchase of luxury items, allegedly funded with misappropriated 1MDB funds. (Bernama pic)
KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court will decide in January next year on the application by 1MDB and 10 other companies to freeze Rosmah Mansor’s assets pending the disposal of their US$346 million lawsuit against her.
Judicial Commissioner Adam @ Edward Abdullah fixed Jan 7 to hear and decide on the plaintiffs’ Mareva injunction application during case management today.
A Mareva injunction is an order preventing a defendant from disposing of or dealing with their assets while legal proceedings are ongoing.
Counsel Sheena Stephanie Sebastian represented Rosmah, while Henna Nikita Sanghvi represented 1MDB.
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