Sabar granted leave to submit British documents in challenge against Territorial Sea Act

May 9, 2025
News & Events, Territory

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SABAR has won leave from the High Court to submit 500 pages of British archive documents in its legal challenge against the Territorial Sea Act, a key move in the bid to restore Sabah’s broader maritime rights.

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