KUALA LUMPUR: A former clerk of Malaysian jazz queen Datuk Sheila Majid claimed trial to committing criminal breach of trust (CBT) involving RM90,000.
Nasimah Kamarudin, 37, from Kota Damansara, was alleged to have cashed five cheques and deposited another eight cheques of Magada Entertainment Sdn Bhd into her bank account.
She was accused of dishonestly using the cheques totalling RM90,000 for her personal gain at the company's premises at No.32, Jalan Balau in Damansara Heights, between Nov 1, 2007 and March 28,
2008.
Nasimah Kamarudin, 37, from Kota Damansara, was alleged to have cashed five cheques and deposited another eight cheques of Magada Entertainment Sdn Bhd into her bank account.
She was accused of dishonestly using the cheques totalling RM90,000 for her personal gain at the company's premises at No.32, Jalan Balau in Damansara Heights, between Nov 1, 2007 and March 28,
2008.
Sheila (whose real name is Shaheila Abd Majid), the company's managing director, had lodged a police report against Nasimah on April 18 2008.
Nasimah was arrested on April 28.
Deputy Public Prosecutor Haderiah Siri did not offer any bail but the accused Nasimah, who was not represented by lawyer, appealed to Sessions judge Zanol Rashid Hussain for a lower bail saying that she has school-going children.
The court allowed bail at a RM10,000 and fixed Jan 30 for mention
