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43 Pieces of Jewellery Were Missing from the Consignment

A High Court order has directed Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor to pay RM67.5 million to Lebanese jeweller Global Royalty Trading SAL for 43 missing pieces of luxury jewellery. The ruling follows an eight-year legal battle concerning a consignment of 44 jewellery items valued at US$14.57 million.
Jewellery Delivered for Viewing

Global Royalty Trading SAL stated that 44 pieces of luxury jewellery, collectively valued at US$14.57 million, were delivered to Rosmah Mansor in 2018. This delivery was under a consignment arrangement, meaning the items were provided for her to view and potentially purchase.
Failure to Return Items

The court found that Rosmah Mansor had received the jewellery but neither purchased nor paid for the majority of the items. Specifically, she failed to return 43 out of the 44 pieces that were part of the consignment.
One Item Recovered

Following the legal proceedings, only one item from the original consignment was recovered and subsequently returned to the Lebanese company. This recovered item was identified as a diamond and emerald bracelet.

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