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DBKL in its affidavit-in-reply confirmed that they (Mohamad Rizal, Shankar) have never been blacklisted from registering their business in Kuala Lumpur. - FILE PIX

Crackhouse owner fined RM8,000 for posting offensive communication on Facebook - Bernama Pix

The Attorney-General's Chambers has yet to decide on the third representation by Crackhouse comedy club owner Mohamad Rizal Van Geyzel for the three charges of improper use of the network facilities made against him to be dropped.

KUALA LUMPUR, May 31 - Crackhouse comedy club owner Mohamad Rizal Van Geyzel will submit a third representation after his second representation to drop the three charges against him rejected by the Attorney General's Office (AGC). - BERNAMA photo (2023) COPYRIGHT RESERVED

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Rizal Van Geyzel at the court today- Bernama pic

The High Court here today fixed May 23 to hear the Crackhouse Comedy Club’s judicial review application challenging Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL)’s action to revoke its business licence and ban its two owners from starting any business in the city permanently.

Deputy public prosecutor Noor Haslinda Che Seman informed Sessions Court Judge Nor Hasniah Ab Razak today that the AGC rejected the representation filed by Mohamad Rizal on Dec 12 last year. - Photo: 123RF

Crackhouse Comedy Club - Facebook (Crackhouse Comedy Club KL)

The case is being investigated under Section 507 of the Penal Code and Section 14 of the Minor Offences Act 1955.