What is the deadline for third parties to claim interest in the jewellery?

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Third Parties Have Until July 31 to Claim Interest in Seized Jewellery

The Sessions Court has set July 31 as the deadline for any third parties to come forward and assert their interest in the jewellery seized from Salwani Anuar @ Kamaruddin. If no claims are made by this date, the jewellery will be forfeited to the government.
Court Issues Third-Party Notice

A third-party notice was issued by the Sessions Court under Section 41(2) of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) Act 2009. This notice serves to inform any individual or entity who believes they have a legitimate claim to the seized jewellery that they must present it to the court. The court's decision to issue this notice followed an application by the deputy public prosecutor.
Jewellery Forfeiture Proceedings Underway

The prosecution is seeking the forfeiture of specific items of jewellery, including a 29.17-gramme necklace, a 9.53-gramme bracelet, a pair of earrings weighing 6.61 grammes, and a Swarovski ring. These movable assets were seized under Subsection 41(1) of the MACC Act 2009 and are currently held by the MACC.
Background of Charges Against Salwani Anuar

The jewellery seizure is linked to charges previously filed against Salwani Anuar. On January 22, she was charged with four counts of receiving money from illegal activities, totalling RM72,000, which were allegedly deposited into a company bank account. Further charges were also brought against her in Kuala Terengganu, related to receiving RM5,000 from illegal activities, which have since been transferred to be tried jointly with the other cases.

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