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The Court of Appeal today affirmed the Sessions Court's order that actor and singer Awie is to pay RM80,000 in damages to his former wife Rozana Misbun for assaulting her.

The Federal Territory Syariah High Court set Dec 20 for decision on the committal application by Rozana Misbun against her ex-husband.

Judge Che Saupi Che Husin made the order based on the capability of Awie, who has a monthly income of RM40,000.

The sentence was meted out after the Wings frontman changed his plea to guilty to an amended charge.

The rock singer also apologised to his ex-wife in the open court today.

Rozana said she did not have time to sell all her branded bags and shoes because Awie had taken them after the beating incident.

Rock star Awie's wife, Rozana Misbun said she used her husband's saving to buy luxury items, like bags, shoes and jewellery.

The Ampang Magistrate's Court was told that Rozana Misbun sustained a fractured nose and a broken rib as a result of being beaten, punched and kicked after a feud with her rock singer husband, Awie.

Rozana Misbun, the wife of rock singer, Awie, will appear at the Magistrate Court tomorrow to testify against her husband who was charged with causing grievous hurt to her last year.

In her Facebook posting, 15-year-old Puteri Aleeya Antasha expressed regret that Rozana Misbun had painted the wrong picture about her father.

Besides losing the custody of his three kids, the Wings vocalist was also made to pay RM5,000 in costs.

Former Penang Islamic Religious Affairs Department (JHEANPP) officer Yusoff Abu Bakar told the Syariah High Court here today that the marriage certificate of Awie and his wife Rozana Misbun is fake.

Rozana Misbun had to pay RM500 to Awie for arriving late to their child custody case hearing today.

Through her lawyer, Rozana Misbun also applied to revoke an ex-parte injunction obtained by Awie barring her from coming into contact with him and the children.

The rock singer has also obtained an injunction order which restraint Rozana from coming into contact with him and the children, be it through the print or electronic media.

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