Understanding Contract Law in Malaysia: Novation and Breach (An in-depth analysis on novation, breach of contract, and remedies under Malaysian law — with insights from JY Ko Advocates & Solicitors) Introduction Contract disputes are some of the most common cases that end up in Malaysian courts. Whether you are a supplier, buyer, business partner, or […]
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Construction Delay and LAD Dispute in Malaysia: Lessons from the Court of Appeal in Savelite Engineering v Askey Media Technology [2025] CLJU 1808 Introduction In Malaysia, construction projects are often high-value, time-sensitive, and heavily governed by contracts. When disputes arise — especially over delays, penalties, and liquidated damages (LAD) — the financial stakes can be
Types of Debt Recovery Cases in Malaysia: A Complete Guide for Businesses and Individuals Debt recovery is one of the most common legal disputes in Malaysia. Whether you are a business owner waiting for overdue invoices to be paid, a landlord chasing unpaid rent, or an individual trying to recover a friendly loan, the frustration
Successful Eviction of Tenant in Malaysia Without Going to Court -JY Ko Advocates & Solicitors At JY Ko Advocates & Solicitors, we recently handled a tenancy dispute where our landlord client successfully regained possession of his property without even going through the court process. This case highlights how effective legal strategy and timely action can
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Drafting Business, Corporate, and Shareholder Agreements in Malaysia: Lessons from the QVC Rock Products v Pohmix Kuari Case Introduction: Why Proper Agreements Are the Foundation of Business Success In business, trust matters — but contracts are what protect you. Many entrepreneurs, SMEs, and corporations in Malaysia enter into business agreements, corporate contracts, or shareholder agreements
Divorce, Custody, and Matrimonial Property in Malaysia: A Case Study (2025) A Case Study of Nithianandha Rao A/L Atchanan v. Kavitha A/P Rajandran [2025] CLJU 651 Introduction Divorce in Malaysia can be a painful and complicated process. Beyond the emotional strain, parties often face disputes about child custody, access rights, financial maintenance, and property division.
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Condo Maintenance Fee Disputes in Malaysia Case Study – Different Charges (July 2025) When you buy a property in Malaysia that is part of a condominium, office tower, or mixed development (i.e stratified property), you automatically become part of a strata management system. This means you have to pay maintenance fees to keep the building
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Trespass and Calculation of Damages in Malaysia (Case Study) Zeus Enterprise Sdn Bhd & Tan Heritage Sdn Bhd v Gan Heow Kit & Ors [2024] CLJU 1878 – Melaka High Court Introduction When land is wrongfully encroached upon, Malaysian courts can award different categories of damages to compensate the landowner. In the High Court decision
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Case Commentary – Purchasers Win LAD Claim Against Developer(August 2025) Date of Judgment: 13 August 2025Court: High Court of Malaya, Shah AlamJudge: YA Elaine Yap Chin GaikCase Type: Housing Development – Liquidated Ascertained Damages (LAD) Claim Introduction This landmark housing dispute involved 77 homebuyers of the Clover Taman Semarak Warisan housing project in Sepang, Selangor,
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Forced Resignation Case – Extent of Damages Awarded (August 2025) Case: THEVENDRAN A/L S SIVANANTHAM v FUJI XEROX ASIA PACIFIC PTE. LTD. – Industrial Court Case No. 15(11)/4-699/20 Brief Facts Legal Dispute Court’s Findings Decision & Award (and Breakdown of Damages) Total Award: RM492,844.20 (less statutory deductions) to be paid within 30 days via his
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