PLENTIFIELD MARKETING SDN. BHD. v TENAGA NASIONAL BERHAD

ma-24ncvc-225-07-2026 High Court (Mahkamah Tinggi) 5 July 2026 • MA-24NCvC-225-07/2026

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Keywords Plentifield Marketing Sdn. Bhd v. Tenaga Nasional Berhad [K.2] bth 6.7.2026 Injunction — Ex parte injunction — Ad interim injunction — Interlocutory injunction — Interim prohibitory injunction — Electricity supply — Threatened disconnection — Essential utility services — Preservation of status quo — Urgency — Order 29 rule 1, Rules of Court 2012 — Order 29 rule 1(2), (2A), (2B) and (2BA), Rules of Court 2012 — Full and frank disclosure — Duty of disclosure — Serious question to be tried — Adequacy of damages — Balance of convenience — Balance of justice — Undertaking as to damages — Conditions attached to injunction — Mandatory injunction refused — Inter partes hearing — Duration of ex parte injunction. Companies — Judicial management — Corporate rescue — Moratorium — Section 410, Companies Act 2016 — Sections 404, 405, 411 and 414(7), Companies Act 2016 — Whether statutory moratorium restrains disconnection of electricity supply for pre-judicial management debt — Interaction between judicial management regime and statutory utility powers — Essential supplies — Preservation of company as a going concern. Electricity — Electricity Supply Act 1990 — Licensee Supply Regulations 1990 — Power of electricity supplier to disconnect supply — Recovery of electricity charges — Disputed utility charges — Pending civil action for electricity arrears — Whether disconnection constitutes indirect enforcement of disputed debt during statutory moratorium. Civil Procedure — Originating Summons — Ex parte proceedings — Certificate of Urgency — Interim preservation of subject matter of litigation — Pending writ action — Pending judicial management proceedings — Preservation of efficacy of pending proceedings. Practice and Procedure — Status quo — Provisional findings — Liberty to apply — Costs in the cause.

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