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Sabah Law Society

Sabah Law Society takes legal action to protect constitutional safeguards for Sabah, Sarawak — Mohamed Nazim Maduarin

SLS challenges move to make Bahasa Malaysia version of Federal Constitution authoritative, citing need for proper process and consent from both Borneo states

Appeal against Sabah’s 40% revenue share could destabilise national unity: J Ligunjang

Activist stresses that limiting Sabah's entitlement risks deepening distrust towards the federal government and impacting Peninsula-based political parties

Full trial for Sabah Law Society vs Putrajaya over state’s 40% grant

Federal Court dumps Attorney-General’s bid to stop the society’s judicial review against federal government over state’s revenue rights under the Malaysia Agreement 1963

Sabah’s 40% revenue: Putrajaya to challenge appellate court’s ruling to allow SLS’ judicial review

Email sighted by Scoop shows senior federal counsel informing that he was told to apply for leave to appeal against decision to strike out federal AGC’s bid

Sabah govt has never supported federal AGC in SLS case, says Hajiji’s legal aide

State administration has confirmed in court that revenue entitlement issue should be fully explored on its merits, says Datuk Brenndon Keith Soh
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National shuttlers demand RM2 million salaries: can BAM keep up financially?

Several top athletes aim for salaries that could outpace even the highest-earning footballers, raising questions about the sustainability of funding within Malaysian sports

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