Kuala Lumpur: Single mother Loh Siew Hong has filed an appeal to set aside last week’s High Court ruling that her children were still Muslims despite being unilaterally converted into the faith by their father.
Kuala Lumpur: Judge Evrol Mariette Peters has recused herself from hearing the Perlis religious authority’s application to vary a custody order made to single mother Loh Siew Hong over her three children who are said to be Muslims.
The High Court will rule on Aug 1 whether single mother Loh Siew Hong, who is seeking a declaration that her former husband was legally unfit to convert their children to Islam, will be given more time to obtain leave for a judicial review application
The High Court here was told Friday that the Perlis Islamic Religious and Malay Customs Council (MAIPs) had direct legal interest to intervene in a divorce petition between a single mother, Loh Siew Hong, and ex-husband Muhammad Nagashwaran Muniandy, who converted to Islam with their three children
KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court here was told that the Perlis Islamic Religious and Malay Customs Council (MAIPs) had direct legal interest to intervene in a divorce petition between a single mother, Loh Siew Hong, and ex-husband Muhammad Nagashwaran Muniandy, who converted to Islam with their three children.