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Pahang denies claims enforcement unit burned durian farmers’ houses

The state says it would not do anything against the rule of law over unlicensed farms

Raub durian farmers claim Pahang state gov’t burnt their homes

Save Musang King Alliance (Samka) representing planters suspects the alleged arson is aimed at forcing them to sign ‘unfair contracts’ with a state-linked durian company

Mat Sabu hopeful Pahang will help Raub durian farmers through other means

Land matters relating to durian cultivation falls under state jurisdiction rather than federal

Court of Appeal rules: no orchard access for farmers, state to tend durian trees

131 durian farmers barred from accessing their orchards in Raub, pending farmers' appeal against eviction notices

Appeals court orders Raub durian farmers to refile eviction appeal against Pahang govt

Judge rules that their previous application under Subsection 44(1) of Courts of Judicature Act 1964 should have been heard by an appellate court judge

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