Appeals court rejects bid to transfer CBT case to High Court FMTNews FMTEng
Tan Hoo Eng’s RM25 million corruption case involving 84 CBT and money laundering charges will be heard by the Ipoh sessions court.
Tan Hoo Eng was charged in the Ipoh sessions court with 30 counts of CBT and 54 counts of money laundering involving more than RM25 million from her company, Blue Star Moulding Sdn Bhd.
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