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Bengoh Writ of Summons - Rengah Sarawak

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Legitimate Expectation & Natural Justice<br />

24.1 The Plaintiffs have a legitimate expectation that their rights, tradition,<br />

culture and livelihood will not be disrupted, extinguished, and/or<br />

restricted and/or constrained.<br />

24.2 The Plaintiffs’ rights were impaired without a right to be heard and/or a<br />

right to say ‘no’ and/or object to the grant and/or issuance <strong>of</strong> the said<br />

Quarry Licence to the impairment and/or extinguishment and/or<br />

termination <strong>of</strong> their rights.<br />

Relevant Consideration Not Taken Into Account<br />

25. The 2 nd Defendant had also acted unreasonably and had failed to take<br />

relevant matters into consideration when it granted and or issued the said<br />

Quarry Licence to the 1 st Defendant.<br />

Particulars<br />

25.1 that any quarrying and or other related activities under the said<br />

Quarry Licence will irretrievably terminate and or extinguish the<br />

rights and/or interests <strong>of</strong> the Plaintiffs, their immediate family<br />

members and descendants over the area covered by the said<br />

Quarry Licence and its vicinity.<br />

25.2 that any activities <strong>of</strong> the 1 st Defendant its employees servants<br />

and/or agents within and/or over the said NCR Land would cause<br />

irreparable damage to the said NCR land, the resources,<br />

environment and eco-system <strong>of</strong> the area, thereby affecting the lives<br />

and lifestyle <strong>of</strong> the Plaintiffs, their families and descendants who<br />

are and/or would be dependant on their said NCR land, resources<br />

and rivers for their food and medicine, well-being and the very<br />

survival <strong>of</strong> themselves, their children and their communities.<br />

Constitutional Issues<br />

26. The granting and or issuance <strong>of</strong> the said Quarry Licence was<br />

unconstitutional as it was issued in violation <strong>of</strong> Article 13 <strong>of</strong> the Federal<br />

Constitution (no compulsory acquisition <strong>of</strong> property without adequate<br />

compensation).<br />

Particulars<br />

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