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BA-23NCvC-67-12/2024

1. ) P. Kalivann A/L Palanivelu v 1. ) Frogger Creation Sdn Bhd

High Court of Malaysia29 June 2028

The Plaintiffs were introduced to the First Defendant company through the Fourth Defendant. Following that introduction, the Plaintiffs entered into an agreement with the First Defendant for renovation works to be carried out at their residence. Dissatisfied with the manner and outcome of the said works, the Plaintiffs commenced an action against the First Defendant, its directors, that is, the Second and Third Defendants and the Fourth Defendant. The present Notices of Application, found in Enclosures 17 and 21, are brought by the Fourth Defendant and the Second and Third Defendants respectively, seeking to strike out the Plaintiffs’ claim against them. The central issue in both these Notices of Application is whether this is a proper case for the Plaintiffs’ claim to be struck out pursuant to Order 18 rule 19(1) of the Rules of Court 2012

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BA-24NCvC-2591-11/2025

Foraypack Industry Sdn Bhd v Indopackaging (M) Sdn Bhd

High Court of Malaysia13 January 2026

This is the Plaintiff’s application for a Fortuna injunction to restrain the Defendant from presenting a winding up petition against the Plaintiff. The application arises from a statutory notice dated 15 October 2025 issued by the Defendant pursuant to sections 465(1)(e) and 466 of the Companies Act 2016 demanding payment of RM1,882,466.72. The Plaintiff’s application was dismissed with costs

Result 4

JA-B52NCC-65-03/2024

Lee Yin Fong v Wong Kok Keong

Sessions Court of Malaysia21 May 2026

Plaintif memplidkan bahawa wang-wang yang diberikan kepada Defendan Pertama merupakan wang pinjaman dan perlu dikembalikan semula. -- Defendan Pertama menafikan wang-wang tersebut dipinjamkan oleh Plaintif sebaliknya ianya diberikan secara sukarela atas dasar hubungan istimewa di antara kedua-duanya. Plaintif menyatakan terdapat perjanjian pinjaman wang dengan merujuk kepada Dokumen P21 (Lampiran B muka surat 125) yang menunjukkan wang-wang yang dikatakan telah diberikan kepada Defendan Pertama. Namun begitu, Mahkamah mendapati bahawa P21 tidak mengandungi terma-terma penawaran dan penerimaan ataupun pengakuan daripada Defendan bahawa wang-wang berjumlah RM355,500.00 tersebut merupakan wang pinjaman dan perlu dikembalikan semula kepada Plaintif, Disebabkan ketiadaaan Perjanjian Pinjaman di antara Plaintif dengan Defendan Pertama serta tiada keterangan sokongan daripada saksi-saksi, Mahkamah ini berpendapat bahawa Plaintif gagal membuktikan wang yang diberikan kepada Defendan Pertama adalah merupakan wang pinjaman

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