The Sessions Court rejects application for warrant of arrest but says N Sundra Rajoo has until tomorrow to appear in court after his no-show today.
KUALA LUMPUR: A former director of the Asian International Arbitration Centre has been given until tomorrow to appear at the Sessions Court to face three counts of corruption charges.
Meanwhile lawyer K Shanmuga, who is representing Sundra in the High Court matter, said he was present at today’s proceeding as a friend of the court. Sundra reiterated that as a former high officer of the AIAC, he has immunity from any legal action taken against him concerning his period of service. Sundra, who was head of the AIAC from 2010 until late last year, filed the application in the Kuala Lumpur High Court early this month.
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