Who is suing the businessmen linked to MARA Inc’s property dealings?

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Jeffrey Wong is suing businessmen linked to MARA Inc’s property dealings.

Jeffrey Wong has filed a lawsuit against Datuk Azizi Yom Abdullah and Datuk Abd Ghani Yusof, two businessmen associated with Majlis Amanah Rakyat Inc’s (MARA Inc) property transactions in Melbourne. The legal action concerns a separate agreement in Johor Baru, where Wong is seeking compensation for alleged unpaid contractual dues. The dispute centres on a condominium project in Johor Baru that has been on hold since 2013.
Lawsuit Filed Over Unpaid Contractual Dues

Jeffrey Wong initiated legal proceedings at the Shah Alam High Court against Datuk Azizi Yom Abdullah and Datuk Abd Ghani Yusof. Wong is demanding compensation for alleged breaches of contractual dues and agreements. These claims stem from a condominium project located in Johor Baru, which has reportedly been suspended since 2013.
Alleged Default on Land Transfer Agreement

The lawsuit alleges that Azizi and Ghani defaulted on a crucial agreement pertaining to the transfer of the land designated for the condominium development. This failure to transfer the plot of land is a central point of contention in the legal dispute. The project's suspension since 2013 is directly linked to this alleged default.
Court Sets Decision Date

Justice Datuk Akhtar Tahir has scheduled September 17 for the court's decision on the matter. The judge indicated that a trial might not be necessary, as existing court files can be used to clarify the issues involved. This approach suggests that the court may rely on previously submitted documentation to reach its verdict.
Businessmen Linked to MARA Inc Controversy

Datuk Azizi Yom Abdullah and Datuk Abd Ghani Yusof are businessmen previously identified in connection with MARA Inc's acquisition of property in Melbourne, Australia. MARA Inc faced scrutiny following reports by The Age newspaper, which alleged irregularities and overpayment in the purchase of a student housing block, Dudley House, in Melbourne. The exposé suggested that MARA Inc had allegedly overpaid A$4.75 million (RM13.8 million) for the property, with portions of this sum potentially used as kickbacks.

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