What specific luxury goods are mentioned in the 1MDB lawsuit against Rosmah?

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No Specific Luxury Goods Mentioned in 1MDB Lawsuit Against Rosmah

The lawsuit filed by 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) and ten other companies against Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor does not specify the exact nature of the luxury goods at the centre of the legal action. The suit, however, details that these alleged luxury items are valued at over US$346 million (RM1.41 billion).
Value of Alleged Luxury Goods

The plaintiffs are seeking a court order for Rosmah to pay US$346,010,489, or any other sum the court deems appropriate. This substantial sum is directly linked to the acquisition of luxury goods that are allegedly in her possession.
Ownership Declaration Sought

A key aspect of the lawsuit involves the plaintiffs seeking a declaration from the court. They aim to establish that the first to sixth plaintiffs are the rightful legal owners of the luxury goods that are purportedly held by Rosmah.
Mareva Injunction Application

In addition to the main suit, the court has also scheduled a hearing for September 28 to consider the plaintiffs’ application for a Mareva injunction. Such an injunction would serve to prevent Rosmah from disposing of assets valued at US$346 million, encompassing various forms of wealth including cash, shares, and real estate, while the lawsuit is pending.

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