Semalam website Malaysiakini dan explode cerita panas, Yb UMNO Rahman Palil ade involve deal jual beli tanah kes pembunuhan kejam Sosilawati…..
Dalam artikel tu pun ade persoal apakah selama nie suspek kes Sosilawati memang selalu dapat POLITICAL PROTECTION sebab ade kawan orang macam Rahman Palil..? Jadi tu lah sebabnya banyak kes kes sebelum nie polis tak boleh buat ape ape kat suspek nie..?
Kalau ikut dari rekod Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia [SSM], Rahman Palil adalah seorang director syarikat Ample Quality Sdn Bhd. Ample Quality nie directornya sorang lagi adalah suspek utama kes pembunuhan kejam Datuk Sosilawati..!
Dalam kes pembunuhan kejam Sosilawati, Ample Quality adalah pihak yang involve transaction jual beli tanah kat Batu Feringgi.. Bila deal nie dah jadi kalut, Sosilawati pulak dah tahu suspek dah tipu dia..., terjadilah heated argument sehinggalah keempat empatnya dibunuh, dibakar, abu mayat dibuang kat sungai….
Ada repot polis pada 21 Mei 2009, seorang namanya Ramanathan Nachiappan dah sign satu Sale & Purchase Agreement [S & P] dengan Palamalai & Nallaperumal untuk urusan jual beli 3 lot tanah kat Batu Feringgi Penang, nilainya RM30 juta…. Lepas tu Ramanathan nak buat caveat pada tanah tu tapi tak boleh sebab ade lawyer inform dia tanah yang sama dah ade satu lagi S & P.
Rupa rupanya S & P tu adalah antara Southern Symphony Sdn Bhd dengan Ample Quality Sdn Bhd. Southern Symphony nak jual tanah tu kepada Ample Quality dengan harga RM29 juta. Based on record, director Southern Symphony Sdn Bhd ialah Datuk Sosilwati…! Maknanya kalau ikut S & P tu Rahman Palil dah setuju nak beli tanah dari Sosilawati dengan harga RM29 juta.., WOW..!!! Banyaknya duit Yb UMNO nie…????
Tetapi semuanya jadi kalut bila Ramanathan buat repot kata ade penipuan, dia tak pernah lantik mana mana pihak sebagai wakil jualkan tanah kat Batu Feringgi, waktu yang sama Ramanathan pun tak kenal Southern Symphony, maknanya ade orang dah palsukan Power Of Attorney pihak Ramanathan…., mesti kerja suspek utama kes pembunuhan inilah…!
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Dalam artikel tu pun ade persoal apakah selama nie suspek kes Sosilawati memang selalu dapat POLITICAL PROTECTION sebab ade kawan orang macam Rahman Palil..? Jadi tu lah sebabnya banyak kes kes sebelum nie polis tak boleh buat ape ape kat suspek nie..?
Kalau ikut dari rekod Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia [SSM], Rahman Palil adalah seorang director syarikat Ample Quality Sdn Bhd. Ample Quality nie directornya sorang lagi adalah suspek utama kes pembunuhan kejam Datuk Sosilawati..!
Dalam kes pembunuhan kejam Sosilawati, Ample Quality adalah pihak yang involve transaction jual beli tanah kat Batu Feringgi.. Bila deal nie dah jadi kalut, Sosilawati pulak dah tahu suspek dah tipu dia..., terjadilah heated argument sehinggalah keempat empatnya dibunuh, dibakar, abu mayat dibuang kat sungai….
Ada repot polis pada 21 Mei 2009, seorang namanya Ramanathan Nachiappan dah sign satu Sale & Purchase Agreement [S & P] dengan Palamalai & Nallaperumal untuk urusan jual beli 3 lot tanah kat Batu Feringgi Penang, nilainya RM30 juta…. Lepas tu Ramanathan nak buat caveat pada tanah tu tapi tak boleh sebab ade lawyer inform dia tanah yang sama dah ade satu lagi S & P.
Rupa rupanya S & P tu adalah antara Southern Symphony Sdn Bhd dengan Ample Quality Sdn Bhd. Southern Symphony nak jual tanah tu kepada Ample Quality dengan harga RM29 juta. Based on record, director Southern Symphony Sdn Bhd ialah Datuk Sosilwati…! Maknanya kalau ikut S & P tu Rahman Palil dah setuju nak beli tanah dari Sosilawati dengan harga RM29 juta.., WOW..!!! Banyaknya duit Yb UMNO nie…????
Tetapi semuanya jadi kalut bila Ramanathan buat repot kata ade penipuan, dia tak pernah lantik mana mana pihak sebagai wakil jualkan tanah kat Batu Feringgi, waktu yang sama Ramanathan pun tak kenal Southern Symphony, maknanya ade orang dah palsukan Power Of Attorney pihak Ramanathan…., mesti kerja suspek utama kes pembunuhan inilah…!
Boleh baca full report kat bawah nie;
Banting lawyers: Ex-S'gor exco linked to land deal?
The involvement of a former Selangor exco member in the business dealings of at least one of the suspects in the Banting murders has raised questions of how much political backing the lawyers implicated in the case enjoyed before their arrest last month.
According to Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM) documents obtained by Malaysiakini, former Selangor exco member and Sementa state assemblyperson Abdul Rahman Palil (right) was a director in Ample Quality Sdn Bhd along with one of the suspects in the murder of cosmetics millionaire Sosilawati Lawiya and three others.
One Mohd Firdaus Palil is also cited as one of Ample Quality’s directors.
Sosilawati, 47, her driver, a bank executive and her personal lawyer were reported missing since Aug 30, after going to Banting for a land deal.
On Sept 13, Bukit Aman CID director Mohd Bakri Zinin confirmed that the four victims were beaten to death before their bodies were burnt and the ashes scattered into a river near Ladang Gadong, Tanjung Sepat, Selangor.
Ample Quality, curiously enough, figured prominently in a case of alleged land fraud reported in May last year in Penang that also involved Sosilawati herself.
According to a police report lodged on May 21, 2009, one Ramanathan Nachiappan said he had entered into a sales and purchase (S&P) agreement with two others - Palamalai Chidambaram and Nallaperumal Chidambaram - involving three lots of land in Batu Feringghi, Penang, worth about RM30million.
Ramanathan also said in the report that he had lodged a caveat on the said properties.
Several days earlier, however, Ramanathan said he was informed by lawyers representing a KL-based company called Southern Symphony Sdn Bhd that the latter had already entered into an S&P agreement to sell the land in question to Ample Quality for RM29 million.
Sosilawati, according to other CCM documents, was then one of the directors of Southern Symphony, a RM2 set-up.
“I have verified with Palamalai Chidambaram and Nallaperumal Chidambaram and they have confirmed with me that they did not sell their shares in the above properties to Southern Symphony... nor do they know the legal firm... who acted for Southern Symphony to remove my caveat,” Ramanathan had said in the report.
‘Fraudalent representation’
“I believe that someone has fraudulently represented themselves as the registered owners’ power of attorneys to sell and to transfer the above properties without the knowledge and consent of their rightful registered owners,” Ramanathan added.
Abdul Rahman declined to confirm or deny the claims when contacted about the matter. Asked whether he was a director of Ample Quality, the ex-Selangor exco member said he has “nothing to do with it.”
He also did not budge when asked if the police had called him up for investigations.
"This is a police matter. Let them investigate. I have no comments,” he told Malaysiakini, before disconnecting the call.
In Parliament today, Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein revealed that there had been a total of six police reports lodged against the lawyers concerned before they were arrested as the prime suspects in the Banting murders.
One of the cases is undergoing trial, he told the Dewan Rakyat.
Of the six reports lodged between 2005 and 2010, five cases involved fraud and one involved a missing person
report.
The involvement of a former Selangor exco member in the business dealings of at least one of the suspects in the Banting murders has raised questions of how much political backing the lawyers implicated in the case enjoyed before their arrest last month.
According to Companies Commission of Malaysia (CCM) documents obtained by Malaysiakini, former Selangor exco member and Sementa state assemblyperson Abdul Rahman Palil (right) was a director in Ample Quality Sdn Bhd along with one of the suspects in the murder of cosmetics millionaire Sosilawati Lawiya and three others.
One Mohd Firdaus Palil is also cited as one of Ample Quality’s directors.
Sosilawati, 47, her driver, a bank executive and her personal lawyer were reported missing since Aug 30, after going to Banting for a land deal.
On Sept 13, Bukit Aman CID director Mohd Bakri Zinin confirmed that the four victims were beaten to death before their bodies were burnt and the ashes scattered into a river near Ladang Gadong, Tanjung Sepat, Selangor.
Ample Quality, curiously enough, figured prominently in a case of alleged land fraud reported in May last year in Penang that also involved Sosilawati herself.
According to a police report lodged on May 21, 2009, one Ramanathan Nachiappan said he had entered into a sales and purchase (S&P) agreement with two others - Palamalai Chidambaram and Nallaperumal Chidambaram - involving three lots of land in Batu Feringghi, Penang, worth about RM30million.
Ramanathan also said in the report that he had lodged a caveat on the said properties.
Several days earlier, however, Ramanathan said he was informed by lawyers representing a KL-based company called Southern Symphony Sdn Bhd that the latter had already entered into an S&P agreement to sell the land in question to Ample Quality for RM29 million.
Sosilawati, according to other CCM documents, was then one of the directors of Southern Symphony, a RM2 set-up.
“I have verified with Palamalai Chidambaram and Nallaperumal Chidambaram and they have confirmed with me that they did not sell their shares in the above properties to Southern Symphony... nor do they know the legal firm... who acted for Southern Symphony to remove my caveat,” Ramanathan had said in the report.
‘Fraudalent representation’
“I believe that someone has fraudulently represented themselves as the registered owners’ power of attorneys to sell and to transfer the above properties without the knowledge and consent of their rightful registered owners,” Ramanathan added.
Abdul Rahman declined to confirm or deny the claims when contacted about the matter. Asked whether he was a director of Ample Quality, the ex-Selangor exco member said he has “nothing to do with it.”
He also did not budge when asked if the police had called him up for investigations.
"This is a police matter. Let them investigate. I have no comments,” he told Malaysiakini, before disconnecting the call.
In Parliament today, Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein revealed that there had been a total of six police reports lodged against the lawyers concerned before they were arrested as the prime suspects in the Banting murders.
One of the cases is undergoing trial, he told the Dewan Rakyat.
Of the six reports lodged between 2005 and 2010, five cases involved fraud and one involved a missing person
report.
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