The Sessions Court today allowed an application by former Sabah chief minister Musa Aman to release his impounded international passport from Jan 15 to Feb 10 to enable him to seek treatment in London.
Judge Rozina Ayob allowed the application on condition that Musa would travel only to Singapore and London during that period, otherwise, he faces forfeiture of the bail.
She said Musa, 68, would have to report to the Malaysian High Commission in Singapore and in London, he would have to report to the Malaysian High Commission every three days during the period he would be there, which is from Jan 23 to Feb 8.
“The accused must furnish to the court the address of his accommodation in Singapore and London before the passport can be released,” she said.
Rozina also ordered Musa to return the passport by Feb 11 at the latest, and said the surety was required to be responsible for the accused and know of his whereabouts.
[More to follow] - Mkini
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