JY Ko cases

Kuala Lumpur High Court Victory: Private Caveat Removal

Another High Court Victory: Successful Removal of Private Caveat Over RM1.28 Million Auction Property Kuala Lumpur High Court Allows Our Application Under Section 327 of the National Land Code 1965 11 November 2026 | JY Ko Advocates & Solicitors | Civil Litigation and Property Disputes We are pleased to announce another significant litigation success following

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RM1.2 Million Order Set Aside: Our Partial Victory in a Complex Matrimonial Dispute

A Significant Partial Victory at the Court of Appeal: RM1.267 Million Matrimonial Payment Order Set Aside Chow Khoon Choong v Loi Hoi Wai & Anor (2026) — First-Hand Analysis of Marital Agreements, Corporate Shareholdings, Matrimonial Assets and Appellate Litigation in Malaysia By JY Ko Advocates & Solicitors Introduction We recently represented the Appellant-Husband in a

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JY Ko Wins Tenancy Dispute in Malaysia | Court Victory

Court Victory in Malaysia Tenancy Dispute: Landlord Awarded RM38,400 in Rental Arrears, 8% Late-Payment Interest and Holding-Over Damages 29 October 2026 | Kuala Lumpur | Tenancy Disputes and Commercial Litigation We, JY Ko Advocates & Solicitors is pleased to announce a favourable Court decision obtained on behalf of our client, a commercial property landlord, in

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Civil Appeal Lawyer Malaysia | Appellate Litigation | JY Ko

Civil Appeal Lawyer in Malaysia — High Court, Court of Appeal & Federal Court Proceedings A judgment or court decision does not necessarily mark the end of a legal dispute. Depending on the applicable law, the nature of the decision and the circumstances of the case, an aggrieved party may have grounds to challenge the

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Successful Early Termination of Property SPA in Malaysia: Purchaser Secures Exit with Only 10% Forfeiture

Can a Purchaser Terminate a Property SPA in Malaysia? We Successfully Negotiated a RM1.39 Million SPA Termination with Only 10% Forfeiture We recently successfully assisted a purchaser in securing an early termination of a Sale and Purchase Agreement involving a property with a purchase price of RM1,396,800.00. By the time we were engaged, our client

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Contract Drafting, Review & Vetting Lawyer in Malaysia | Commercial and Business Agreements

Contract Drafting & Vetting Services in Kuala Lumpur Entering into an agreement is part of almost every business transaction. Whether you are purchasing a business, entering into a partnership, appointing a service provider, renting commercial premises or engaging a contractor, the terms of your agreement determine your contractual rights, obligations and potential liabilities. Unfortunately, many

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Owed Money Does Not Mean You Can Caveat the Property

Successful Orders to Remove a Private Caveat and Restrain Further Caveats Over Our Client’s Property Today, we are pleased to share a significant outcome achieved for our client in a recent property dispute before the Kuala Lumpur High Court. The case concerned the use of a private caveat to secure payment of a disputed monetary

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Successful Further Evidence Application in Court of Appeal

A Significant Appellate Development: Court of Appeal Clarifies the Need for Leave to Adduce Further Evidence A recent appeal handled by our firm has resulted in an important procedural clarification concerning the adducing of further and new evidence before the Court of Appeal. We are pleased to share a significant development arising from proceedings before

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Payment of Rent Alone Does Not Prove a Tenancy – Successful Appeal Outcome

Can Rental Payments Alone Prove a Tenancy? High Court Says No On 4 August 2026, the High Court in Shah Alam dismissed the landlord’s appeal in its entirety and upheld the Sessions Court’s judgment after a full trial. The High Court also awarded RM5,000 in costs against the Appellant, affirming the dismissal of the landlord’s

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