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Genneva gold scheme firm wound up after 17 years (opens the original)
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Justice Wan Fadhilah Nor Wan Idris also confirmed Wong Weng Foo, the company’s interim liquidator since August 2024, as the company’s liquidator. Wan Fadhilah’s decision came following the hearing of a petition by Genneva director Ng Wan Yee under Sections 465(1)(h) and 465(1)(k) of the Companies Act 2016. In brief oral grounds the judge noted that Genneva had been criminally convicted, confirming it was used for unlawful purposes. She also found that the company had not maintained proper secret
Anwar’s bid to first hear key issues in Yusoff’s suit succeeds (opens the original)
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Anwar wanted several issues concerning Yusoff’s movement and presence at his private residence on the day of the alleged incident determined first, either through affidavit evidence or private proceedings without media present. He contended that determining these issues could potentially dispose of the entire suit without a full trial. Yusoff, however, wanted the matters ventilated at a trial. In his affidavit, he described the application as a deliberate attempt to delay the trial, initially fi
MBSJ wins appeal over notice on bungalow parties (opens the original)
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A three-member Court of Appeal bench chaired by Justice Noorin Badaruddin, sitting with Justices Evrol Mariette Peters and Latifah Tahar, allowed MBSJ’s appeal and awarded the council RM30,000 in costs. The bench set aside the High Court ruling and remitted the judicial review application by Yeoh Thiam Soon to the High Court to be heard on its merits. The dispute centred on whether MBSJ validly served a notice under Section 87 of the Street, Drainage and Building Act 1974 by delivering it to Yeo
AirAsia gets final shot to overturn RM147,400 payout to ex-pilot (opens the original)
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In a split decision, the Federal Court today granted AirAsia leave to appeal after two of the judges on the three-member panel found that seven questions of law warranted consideration. Justice Rhodzariah Bujang, who chaired the bench, and Justice Lee Swee Seng allowed the application, while Justice Azimah Omar dissented. AirAsia’s lawyer Wendy Lam said the questions involved important legal principles and matters of public interest. The issues include whether a company can rely on its corporate
Judge refuses to record RM1.7mil road accident settlement (opens the original)
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Judicial commissioner K Raja Segaran said the court could not simply record an agreement reached between the parties because the victim, Sultan Nur Mohamad, lacked the capacity to manage his own affairs. Sultan had filed the suit through his wife, Sharifah Nizamuddin, as his litigation representative. The case arose from a March 2, 2024 collision between two motorcycles in which Sultan suffered severe traumatic brain injuries and permanent disabilities. The sessions court had on June 30 found mo
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