But one lawyer said that Malaysia will have to find evidence of wrongdoing if it wants to renegotiate its contracts with China.
“If it’s established indeed there’s money laundering or alleged wrongdoing, there’s an opportunity perhaps to renegotiate the contract because something had gone wrong in the past,” said Ton van den Bosch, infrastructure lawyer at Ince and Co Singapore LLB.
“Otherwise payment has been made, some works done, the contract is presumed legally binding.”
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Let see Malaysia break this contract that are legally binding or not.
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