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History of Sabah - A Philippine own territory or a Malaysian State?

Who owns Sabah - Philippines and Malaysian Territorial Disputes Who is the real owner of Sabah? Apparently, Sabah is technically part of the Federal state of Malaysia currently, when North Borneo was incorporated into the federation in 1963. But in the future, the thing seems uncertain. Currently, the arbitrary battle is between the heirs of the Sultan, a private Filipino citizen, and the Malaysian Government. The Philippine government could step up, and represent the heirs of the Sultanate of Sulu as the successor of North Borneo. If ever, the 1878 treaty is still binding and enforceable, the non-payment of Malaysia of an annual rental since 2013 could result in a breach of contract, and as a consequence, the control, and ownership of North Borneo can be taken back by the owner or to the heirs of the Sultanate of Sulu. This could be the reason, why the arbitrary Court in France awarded $14.9 billion, a bigger amount compared to the unpaid annual cession money for 9 years. However, the Malaysian Government won’t budge an inch over Sabah and created a task force that has been set up to study all of Malaysia’s overseas assets and protect the security and sovereignty of Sabah. But the real question is, was the incorporation of Sabah into the Malaysian federation is legal and binding? based on the 1878 Treaty between the Sultanate of Sulu and the British empire. Or the 1878 concession treaty has a legal basis in the present day’s international law system? Either way, both countries must respect any authorized arbitrary proceeding issued by the International Court and be able to create a diplomatic concession for a peaceful resolution of the issue.