Can You Take Back Company Shares Transferred to a Family Member? Malaysia Court of Appeal Explains Case Analysis: Low Yee Meng v Lau Kok Loon @ Lau Say Siok Court of Appeal of Malaysia | Civil Appeal No. W-02(NCC)(W)-846-05/2023 | Judgment dated 7 October 2026 Introduction Imagine transferring your company shares to a family member
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Court of Appeal: A Contract Stated to Last 30 Years May Still Expire Earlier – Lessons on Renewal, Vacant Possession and Damages Case Commentary: Vigilant Ventures Sdn Bhd v Lembaga Kemajuan Ikan MalaysiaCourt of Appeal Malaysia | Civil Appeal No. K-01(NCVC)(W)-391-07/2023Decision dated: 24 June 2026 A commercial agreement states that the parties intend for their
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When a Property Agent Acts Against His Client: Lessons from a Malaysian Court of Appeal Decision A recent decision of the our Court of Appeal provides an important reminder to landowners, property agents and purchasers about the consequences of a disputed property transaction — particularly where a private caveat is lodged over land and the
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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Can a Withdrawn Joint Divorce Petition Be Enforced? Court of Appeal Says No JY Ko Advocates & Solicitors is pleased to share another successful outcome before the Court of Appeal in Putrajaya on 13th July 2026, where we acted for the Appellant in a matrimonial appeal involving the division of matrimonial assets and the enforceability
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Before the Federal Court: Arguing Questions of Res Judicata and Natural Justice On 18 June 2026, our Managing Partner, Ko Jie Yang with his reliable legal associates, had the privilege of appearing before the Federal Court of Malaysia in a leave to appeal application involving significant questions of law concerning the doctrines of res judicata,
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Court of Appeal Case For Partnership Debts – Appeal Allowed JY Ko Advocates & Solicitors proudly announces another significant legal victory — this time at the Court of Appeal, Putrajaya, in a matter concerning liabilities arising from partnership debts. Our lawyers, Ko Jie Yang and Chang Lai Ling, represented our client with professionalism and strategic
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