Orang Seletar seek full compensation over eviction


  • Nation
  • Saturday, 01 Jun 2019

JOHOR BARU: An orang asli group, which won two legal cases against the state government after being evicted from their land 26 years ago, has filed a suit seeking full compliance of a court order to compensate them.

This came about as the order to compensate them had yet to be fully enforced although the Johor Land and Mines Department lost the case in the High Court in 2010 and again at the Court of Appeal in 2012.

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