Order for Sale of Trust Property Obtained at the Kuala Lumpur High Court Our firm recently acted for applicants in proceedings before the High Court of Malaya at Kuala Lumpur involving an application for an order for sale of a trust property pursuant to the Trustee Act 1949 and Rules of Court 2012. The matter […]
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Successful Defence in a Rioting Charge under Section 147 of the Penal Code at the Kuala Lumpur Magistrates’ Court Our firm recently acted for an accused person who was charged with the offence of rioting under Section 147 of the Penal Code at the Kuala Lumpur Court Complex. This matter highlights the critical role of
Successful Resolution of Corporate Fraud and Fiduciary Breach Dispute Through Settlement at Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court Our firm acted for a corporate client in a significant commercial dispute involving allegations of fraud, breach of fiduciary duties, dishonest assistance, and conspiracy arising from internal dealings and third-party transactions. The matter was commenced at the Kuala Lumpur
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Renovation Dispute in Mall Successfully Resolved in Favour of Client Renovation disputes are a common feature in the construction and interior fit-out industry in Malaysia, particularly where commercial units are involved. Disagreements often arise due to variations in scope, undisclosed site conditions, and expectations on workmanship. This article recapitulates a recent successful resolution handled by
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Draft Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) but Binding Contract No Signature, Still a Contract The Court of Appeal decision in Chia Seong Pow v Alexma Corporation Sdn Bhd [2026] CLJU 515 is a significant authority on the formation of contracts in Malaysian property transactions. It addresses the often debated legal issue: whether a binding agreement
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Pelanggaran Kontrak Usaha Sama di Malaysia Pengenalan Kami ingin membawa perhatian kepada satu kes yang dilaporkan melalui [2024] CLJU 613 yang melibatkan pertikaian kontrak antara Maritime International Gateway Sdn Bhd (Defendan/Perayu) dan PD Parade Village Sdn Bhd (Plaintif/Responden) berhubung suatu Perjanjian Usaha Sama (JVA) bagi pembangunan projek resort komersial di Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan. Mahkamah
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When Can You Appeal a Striking-Out Dismissal in Malaysia? Introduction The Federal Court decision in MT Ventures Sdn Bhd & Anor v QM Print Sdn Bhd & Another Appeal is one of those cases that significantly reshapes litigation practice in Malaysia, even though it deals with what appears to be a technical procedural issue. At
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Successful Mitigation of a Defamation Claim: Strategic Representation Matters Defamation claims can have serious consequences for individuals and businesses alike. Allegations of defamatory statements often carry not only financial exposure but also reputational risk, emotional stress, and prolonged litigation. At JY Ko Advocates & Solicitors, our approach to defamation disputes is grounded in careful legal
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Successful Defence of Injunction and Declaration Claim in Kuala Lumpur Court Date of Decision: 25 February 2026Court: Sessions Court, Kuala LumpurOutcome: Plaintiff’s Originating Summons dismissed with costs of RM1,500 JY Ko Advocates & Solicitors is pleased to announce another successful litigation outcome where we acted for the Defendant in resisting an Originating Summons filed by
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Security Guard Negligence & Breach of Contract Claim Principles Security Guard Negligence & Breach of Contract: When Security Fails, Accountability Follows In high-value industrial environments, security is not ornamental — it is contractual, operational, and risk-critical. When theft occurs despite a live security agreement, the question is not merely how it happened, but who bears
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