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JUDGMENT

Abdul Hamid Mohamad CJ:

[1] I have had the privilege of reading the judgment of Arifin Zakaria FCJ and I agree with his conclusion. However, I would like to make a few points. As he has narrated the facts and reproduced the relevant provisions of the law under consideration, I shall not repeat nor reproduce the same, except where it is absolutely necessary.

[2] The respondent had obtained a monetary judgment at the High Court at Sandakan against the State Government of Sabah. The respondent then applied for and obtained a certificate of judgment sum and order for costs pursuant to s. 33(1) of the Government Proceedings Act 1956 ("GPA"). The party named in the certificate is the State Government of Sabah. As the State Government of Sabah did not make payment as required by the certificate, the respondent filed an ex parte application for leave for judicial review for an order of mandamus against the appellant, the Minister of Finance, Government of Sabah, to pay the judgment sum in accordance with said certificate. Leave was granted. The respondent then filed the substantive application for judicial review for the said order. The High Court dismissed the application. On app

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