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MLJ Alerts: Dec 2025 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Week 1 Updates 1. PT Wijaya Karya (Persero) TBK & Anor v Zecon Bhd & Anor [2025] 6 MLJ 867 [CA] Coram RAVINTHRAN, AZIMAH OMAR AND NOORIN BADARUDDIN JJCA Catchwords Arbitration — Award — Challenge on award Outcome Appeal allowed. Counsel Names...


MLJ Alerts: Dec 2025 (High Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Week 1 Updates 1. MAA Credit Bhd v Alam Pahlawan Sdn Bhd [2025] 12 MLJ 378 [HC] Coram SU TIANG JOO J Catchwords Land Law — Charge — Order for sale Outcome Enclosure 1 dismissed with costs with liberty to plaintiff to apply afresh premised upon computation...


MLJ Alerts: Nov 2025 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month " [169] For completeness, to borrow the words of Lord Denning in British Movietonews Ld v London and District Cinemas Ld [1952] AC 166 (HL), we wish to add that it does not take a genius with the ‘foresight of a prophet’ to recognise that the change...


MLJ Alerts: Nov 2025 (High Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month " [169] For completeness, to borrow the words of Lord Denning in British Movietonews Ld v London and District Cinemas Ld [1952] AC 166 (HL), we wish to add that it does not take a genius with the ‘foresight of a prophet’ to recognise that the change...


MLJ Alerts: Oct 2025 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month "[47] ... r 7(2) of the RCA 1994 states that the fresh evidence ‘may be given without leave’. We think it significant that in r 7(2) of the RCA 1994, the word ‘may’ has used. This suggests that the court retains a discretion to allow for such evidence...


MLJ Alerts: Oct 2025 (High Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month "[47] ... r 7(2) of the RCA 1994 states that the fresh evidence ‘may be given without leave’. We think it significant that in r 7(2) of the RCA 1994, the word ‘may’ has used. This suggests that the court retains a discretion to allow for such evidence...


MLJ Alerts: Sept 2025 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month "[106] This case is a timely reminder that problems do not disappear into thin air and that some problems are like the proverbial tin can that is being kicked down the road. There is a costs to be paid for indecisiveness and sometimes future generations...


MLJ Alerts: Sept 2025 (High Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Week 1 Updates 1. Tanjung Rhu Land Sdn Bhd & Anor v Kauthar Venture Capital Sdn Bhd & Anor [2025] 11 MLJ 262 [HC] Coram GAN TECHIONG JC Catchwords Land Law — Caveat — Removal of Outcome First defendant’s application dismissed and plaintiffs’ application...


MLJ Alerts: Aug 2025 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month “[59] We always remind ourselves, lest we forget, that the fundamental principle of statutory interpretation tells us that where the language of a statutory provision is clear and unambiguous, the courts, we included, must apply its plain and ordinary...


MLJ Alerts: Aug 2025 (High Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month “[59] We always remind ourselves, lest we forget, that the fundamental principle of statutory interpretation tells us that where the language of a statutory provision is clear and unambiguous, the courts, we included, must apply its plain and ordinary...


MLJ Alerts: July 2025 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month “[1] Benarlah pepatah Melayu, “ikut rasa binasa, ikut hati mati” yang membawa maksud setiap perkara perlu dilakukan secara berhati-hati dan pertimbangan akal waras bagi mengelakkan sebarang kesan mudarat pada diri sendiri atau pun pada orang lain...


MLJ Alerts: July 2025 (High Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month “[1] Benarlah pepatah Melayu, “ikut rasa binasa, ikut hati mati” yang membawa maksud setiap perkara perlu dilakukan secara berhati-hati dan pertimbangan akal waras bagi mengelakkan sebarang kesan mudarat pada diri sendiri atau pun pada orang lain...


MLJ Alerts: June 2025 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month [36] In judicial review applications, as opposed to other interlocutory applications, the distinguishing factor is that the affidavit verifying facts is the same affidavit used for the substantive application. Thus, according to Tuan Hj Sarip Hamid...


MLJ Alerts: June 2025 (High Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month [36] In judicial review applications, as opposed to other interlocutory applications, the distinguishing factor is that the affidavit verifying facts is the same affidavit used for the substantive application. Thus, according to Tuan Hj Sarip Hamid...


MLJ Alerts: May 2025 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month “[125] Good faith is a general principle of international law. Its modern formulation derives from the Roman concept of bona fides, which refers to trustworthiness, conscientiousness and honourable conduct. In fact, good faith has been regarded...


MLJ Alerts: May 2025 (High Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month “[125] Good faith is a general principle of international law. Its modern formulation derives from the Roman concept of bona fides, which refers to trustworthiness, conscientiousness and honourable conduct. In fact, good faith has been regarded...


MLJ Alerts: Apr 2025 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month ‘ [136] The doctrine of promissory estoppel is an extension of the common law estoppel by representation. It is an English doctrine of equity and in certain circumstances provides an exception to the principle of consideration which must exist...


MLJ Alerts: Apr 2025 (High Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month ‘ [136] The doctrine of promissory estoppel is an extension of the common law estoppel by representation. It is an English doctrine of equity and in certain circumstances provides an exception to the principle of consideration which must exist...


MLJ Alerts: Mar 2025 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month ‘[36]…One would have to look at the proximate cause of the transfer and discern if it is proper or perverse in the context and circumstances of the case and the conduct of the parties. [37] Whilst our hair may all be black, our heart’s intention...


MLJ Alerts: Mar 2025 (High Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Week 1 Updates 1. Tg Intan Baidurah bt Tengku Abdullah v Raja Hamid bin Raja Kassim & Anor [2025] 7 MLJ 656 [HC] Coram ALICE LOKE J Catchwords Civil Procedure — Judgments and orders — Impeachment Outcome Plaintiff’s claim and defendant’s counterclaim...


MLJ Alerts: Feb 2025 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month “ [72] As such, although recantation or retraction of evidence may not be entirely the same as mere inconsistencies or discrepancies or contradictories in one’s evidence, they all share one commonality, namely, changes made to prior evidence. Hence...


MLJ Alerts: Feb 2025 (High Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Week 1 Updates 1. Josephine Premila Sivaretnam v Ketua Pesuruhjaya Suruhanjaya Pencegahan Rasuah Malaysia & Anor [2025] 7 MLJ 223 [HC] Coram ANAND PONNUDURAI J Catchwords Administrative Law — Judicial review — Application for leave Outcome Application...


MLJ Alerts: Jan 2025 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month "[71] The appellant was travelling pursuant to his contract of employment with the aquaculture company at the time of the accident. Evidence relating to his employment and the directive from his employer to travel to Desaru was established. He...


MLJ Alerts: Jan 2025 (High Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month “[46] To reach a well-informed decision, this court had to meticulously examine the notion of the ‘welfare of the child’ in its most expansive context, considering all pertinent factors and judiciously balance them. Given the distinctive circumstances...


MLJ Alerts: Dec 2024 (Appellate Court)

The Malayan Law Journal Alerts is a complimentary blog series that brings the most recently published case reports powered by Lexis+ ® Malaysia . Quote of the Month “What, then, is unconscionable? As a guide to the added exception of unconscionability, the Federal Court affirmed and applied the test applied in Focal Asia Sdn Bhd & Anor v Raja Noraini bt Raja Datuk Nong Chik & Anor [2009] MLJU 1688; [2009]...