Matter:
"It is common knowledge that Customary Rights was recognized
for generations in Sarawak and continues to be respected in a
restrictive sense by various legislation"
Matter:
"I have to determine, in accordance with the well-known
sentencing principles, the most appropriate sentence that I believe
would best do justice in all the circumstances of the case."
Matter:
"an application ... for judicial review for an order of certiorari
to quash the decision of the [Human Resource Minister] ... ordering
the applicant to accord recognition to the [National Union of Hotel,
Bar & Restaurant Workers, Peninsular Malaysia] as a trade union
..."
Matter:
"I found that this must be one of the worst instances of
traffic violations to come before this court. The respondent’s
acts were all calculated and there were no mitigating factors. He
did not show any remorse. The only question was what sentence was
appropriate"
Matter:
"The plaintiff's claim against the ... defendants is
respectively for the enforcement of a corporate and personal
guarantee for a loan granted by the plaintiff to another company"
Matter:
"The liquidators make no direct claim to the HSBC Stake Monies.
They had requested HSBC to release the HSBC Stake Monies to them not
for themselves, but rather, to be held by them so that they could
interplead the same together with the Liquidators' Stake Monies in
the Liquidators' Application."
Matter:
"an application by the respondent and the appointed liquidator
for the company under liquidation to confirm the appointment of Mr.
Sundra Rajoo as the arbitrator in the arbitration proceeding"
Matter:
"an application for summary judgment based on the cause of
action for trade mark infringement pursuant to O. 14 of the Rules of
the High Court"
Matter:
"the other shareholder says that PW1 has no authority to
initiate the proceedings and that the plaintiff had voluntarily
allowed the defendant to enter into the plaintiffs' land and operate
their business"
Matter:
"an appeal against the decision of this court which dismissed
... the application ... by appellants for an interim injunction
order ... against the ... respondents/defendants to prevent them
from exercising and acting as the Receivers and Managers of FDN Sdn
Bhd"
Matter:
"I note that the complaint of the vessels not being forfeited
in consequence of it being used for the purpose of the crime was no
where reflected in the charge i.e., the charge did not show any
nexus to the complaint raised in the charge."
Matter:
"The plaintiff has now come ... to seek for an order declaring
that the defendant holds the said house ... in trust for him in
accordance with the terms of the trust deed ... and for a further
order of vacant possession and that he be allowed to re-enter the
said house"
Matter:
"against the 1st defendant, breach of the terms in the
"Declaration of Secrecy Concerning Assignments within the Alfa
Laval Group" ... when he wrongfully disclosed the plaintiff's
confidential information in the plaintiff's computer program ..."
Matter:
"The plaintiff claimed for special and general damages against
the first defendant, a medical consultant for causing
"esophageal perforation" on the upper part of his
esophagus followed subsequently by infection of his lung ..."
Matter:
"The plaintiff thus proceeded against the 3rd defendant for a
declaration that the registered interests of the 3rd defendant under
the aforesaid 6 NLC charges is in each case not indefeasible and
consequent thereto, an order that the said registered interests be
set aside."
Matter:
"The district judge also accepted that deterrence
was the predominant sentencing consideration here. He
was of the view that the public interest in deterring
match-fixing offences was in fact far greater today than
in the earlier cases"
Matter:
"as the complainant was under 16 years of age at
the time, consent though relevant in a charge of rape,
is not relevant in a charge under s 140(1)(i) of the
Women’s Charter."
Matter:
"[Defendants] say that the Malaysian courts have no
interest or connection at all with the claims of the USA
suit, and further the plaintiffs had not shown why the
Malaysian courts should disregard the concept of
judicial comity and interfere with the US Suit, when it
also concerns claims against 3rd parties"
Matter:
"In order to increase the number of passengers on
its flights, the plaintiff entered into a unilateral
interline agreement with British Airways ... which
permitted British Airways to issue tickets for travel on
routes operated by the plaintiff"
Matter:
"Mr Zambri Idrus for the accused submitted that it
was only proved that the accused was in possession of
the orange plastic bag. "It was not proved that the
accused was in possession of the cannabis in the
bag." Possession must be first proved before s.
37(da) could be invoked"
Matter:
"In the tribunal’s opinion, it was “clear
enough” that the agreement was for the SIAC to
administer the arbitration “in accordance with” the
ICC Rules The real issue was therefore whether this
prescription was practicable"
Matter:
"Miss Anis Hasliza acting for the landowner argued
that the notes of proceedings recorded by the trial
judge are free from inaccuracies or omissions"
Matter:
"defendants further argued that even if the
plaintiff had suffered any loss or damage, such loss or
damage was not caused by them but by Lin and Tan –
that it was Lin and Tan who breached their fiduciary
duties to the plaintiff ..."
Matter:
"The measure of damages recoverable therefore
involves the consideration of s. 74 which substantially
affirms the common law rule laid down in Hadley v
Baxendale"
Matter:
"A declaratory order, directing the
Attorney-General, the Director of Corrupt Practices
Investigation Bureau and Principal Special Investigator
Alvin Cheong to release Standard Chartered Bank Accounts
No ... ..."
Matter:
"This is my judgment in respect of the issue of
jurisdiction to hear the petition filed by the
petitioner who has embraced Islam nearly 20 years after
the solemnisation of his marriage under the civil law.
The respondent (wife) is still a non-Muslim"
Matter:
"an appeal by CST Cleaning & Trading Pte Ltd
against the judgment of the district judge ... in which
he ordered the Contractor to pay to the National Parks
Board the sum of $114,270.52 with interest and costs
pursuant to the terms of an indemnity ..."
Matter:
"The basis of the applicant's case is that the
applicant is the lawful proprietor of the trade mark
ELBA in Malaysia in respect of household appliances as
the applicant is the first user of the said mark"
Matter:
"This is an assessment of the amount of damages
payable as a result of the invalid suspension of a club
membership. It raises important and interesting issues
on the law of damages, including whether intangible and
non-pecuniary harm such as mental distress, humiliation
and the like are recoverable in a contractual setting"
Matter:
"For the foregoing reasons it is ordered that the
plaintiff pay the Stakeholder Sum of RM414,546.58 to the
liquidator of the 1st defendant company within one month
of the date of the order. The plaintiff is not
accountable to the 1st defendant for the interest
accrued on the Stakeholder Sum."
