On what basis were the jewellery pieces supplied to Rosmah?

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Jewellery Supplied on Consignment Basis to Rosmah Mansor

The High Court ordered Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor to pay RM67.4 million, the estimated value of 43 jewellery pieces, to their Lebanese owner, Global Royalty Trading SAL. The court found Rosmah liable for the missing jewellery, which had been delivered to her in February 2018. The suit filed by Global Royalty Trading SAL sought the return of these items or their claimed value of US$14.6 million after the jewellery was seized during a police raid at Pavilion Residences in 2018.
Court Ruling on Liability

Justice Quay Chew Soon granted the suit filed by Global Royalty Trading SAL, determining that Rosmah was liable for the missing jewellery pieces. The judge ordered Rosmah to pay the sum of RM67,461,027.37 to the plaintiff within one month of the court's decision.
Plaintiff's Claim for Missing Items

Global Royalty Trading SAL filed the suit in 2023, seeking the return of the jewellery items or payment for their value. The company claimed that the items were supplied to Rosmah on a consignment basis but were never returned to them.
Dismissal of Rosmah's Indemnity Claim

The court also dismissed Rosmah's claim for indemnity against the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM). Rosmah had brought the police force in as third parties in the proceedings, but this claim was not upheld by the court.

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