Appeal
46 cases · December 2017 to July 2026
Case Volume by Year
1 17
1 19
1 22
2 23
3 24
18 25
20 26
2017–2026
Key Issues & Sub-Topics
Grounds of appeal — Jurisdictional objections — Monetary and territorial limits — Whether fatal — Sessions Court judgment upheld. 3 interpretation of Clause 35A and Section 10 Schedule A — calculation of LAD — when the 42 month period begin for computation of the LAD — interpretation of contract — Court of Appeal already decided in similar cases — stare decisis — Appeal dismissed 3 Bankruptcy — Adjudication — Annulment of Bankruptcy Order — Application under Section 105, Insolvency Act 1967 — Whether non-filing of Statement of Affairs by Judgment Debtors fatal to annulment application — Whether director’s bankruptcy can be annulled upon settlement of Company’s EPF contributions — Section 46, Employees Provident Fund Act 1991 — Whether failure to satisfy Proofs of Debt filed before and after the annulment application affects the application. — Right of Judgment Creditor. 2 Tort — Trespass to land — Unregistered lease — Rights of the occupier of land against that of the registered proprietor — Whether there is an Agreement to Lease — Successor in title question — Whether management corporation is bound by the Agreement to Lease entered by Developer with third party — Whether this action is time-barred 2 First appeal after full trial — Scope of appellate intervention — “Plainly wrong” standard — Inference from primary facts — Failure to appreciate material evidence — Burden of proof — Whether findings of trial court unsupported by evidence — Whether appellate court entitled to interfere. 1 First appeal — Appellate jurisdiction — Findings of fact — Standard of appellate intervention — Judicial appreciation of evidence — Whether trial judge plainly wrong — Misapprehension of evidence — Misdirection of law — Evidence Act 1950, ss 101–103, 114(g). Contract — Building repair contract — Roofing and waterproofing works — Scope of contractual obligations — Whether contracted works completed — Burden of proof — External wall defect — Whether defect within contractual scope — Subsequent agreement for additional works — Formation of contract — Commercial quotations — Performance of contractual obligations. Contract — Refund undertaking — Written acknowledgment of debt — WhatsApp communications — Evidential value of electronic communications — Personal undertaking — Personal liability — Agency — Authority to bind sole proprietorship — Actual authority — Ostensible authority — Separate legal personality — Contracts Act 1950, s 15 — Coercion — Whether police report and demand letter constituted coercion — Whether undertaking vitiated by coercion. Damages — Loss of rental — Causation — Proof of loss — Quantum — Duty to mitigate loss — Inspection charges — General damages. Evidence — Contemporaneous documents — WhatsApp messages — Written undertaking — Oral evidence — Documentary evidence — Adverse inference — Failure to produce evidence — Section 114(g), Evidence Act 1950. Practice and Procedure — Appeal from Sessions Court — Partial allowance of appeal — Variation of judgment — Interest — Costs. 1 Findings of fact — Interference by appellate court — Whether trial judge plainly wrong — Failure of judicial appreciation of evidence — Principles governing appellate review. Civil Procedure — Appeal — New point raised on appeal — Admissibility of evidence not challenged at trial — Whether appellant precluded from raising issue for first time on appeal. Civil Procedure — Written submissions — Late filing — Whether written submissions should be struck out — Effect of non-compliance with court directions — Exercise of judicial discretion — Order 1A and Order 2 r 1(2) Rules of Court 2012. Contract — Formation — Contract by conduct — Commercial services — No written agreement — Invoices issued and received — Whether proposal, acceptance and consideration established — Contracts Act 1950, s 2. Contract — Privity — Proper contracting party — Dealings through representative — Whether respondent proper party to sue. Evidence — Burden of proof — Evidential burden — Proof of contractual relationship — Invoices bearing recipient’s company chop — Internal memoranda — Part payment — Whether sufficient to establish liability — Evidence Act 1950, s 101. Evidence — Documentary evidence — Invoices — Delivery and receipt — Unsigned invoices — Weight of evidence — Absence of ancillary service records — Whether claim proved on balance of probabilities. Evidence — Quantum — Proof of indebtedness — Missing invoice from bundle — Admission in cross-examination — Internal acknowledgment of debt — Subsequent part payment — Whether quantum established. Practice and Procedure — Costs — Award by trial court — Appellate interference — Principles governing exercise of discretion. 1 Findings of fact — Appellate intervention — Judgment delivered by successor judge who did not hear witnesses — Whether appellate court in as good a position to evaluate documentary evidence — Plainly wrong test — Judicial appreciation of evidence. 1 Findings of fact — Whether trial court erred in treating signed documents as conclusive proof of loan — Deficiencies in reasoning — Whether appellate court entitled to affirm decision where result independently supportable on evidence. 1 Findings of fact — Appellate intervention — Whether trial judge guilty of insufficient judicial appreciation of evidence — Whether findings supported by documentary evidence and contemporaneous records — Principles governing appellate restraint. 1 Appellate intervention — Question of law — Statutory interpretation — Whether learned Magistrate misdirected herself in interpreting sections 33A and 35 of the Insolvency Act 1967 — Appeal allowed. 1 Findings of fact — Appellate intervention — Whether trial judge plainly wrong — Deference to findings based on credibility and contemporaneous documents — Scope of appellate review 1 Finality — Court of Appeal dismissal — Whether appellate dismissal reinforced operation of res judicata and Henderson principle where plaintiff had expressly raised alleged blacklisting issue in memorandum of appeal 1 Appellate intervention — Exercise of discretion by Sessions Court — Whether appellate court should interfere with discretionary order striking out pleading — No error of principle or appealable error established. 1 Findings of fact — Principles governing appellate interference — “Plainly wrong” test — Lee Ing Chin v Gan Yook Chin — Ng Hoo Kui & Anor v Wendy Tan Lee Peng & Ors — P’ng Hun Sun v Dato’ Yip Yee Foo — Whether findings on deposit claim sustainable 1 Quantum of damages — Appellate interference — Scope of appellate review — Findings of fact and assessment of damages by trial court — Whether trial judge acted on wrong principles of law or misapprehended evidence — Whether award manifestly inadequate or plainly erroneous — Whether appellate court entitled to substitute its own assessment merely because a different figure could reasonably have been awarded 1 Contracts — Sale and management agreements — Aquilaria/Agarwood trees — Beneficial ownership — Misrepresentation — Fraud — Corporate veil — Personal liability of director — Winding up of company before delivery of judgment — Section 471 Companies Act 2016 — Retrospective or nunc pro tunc leave — Whether absence of leave rendered judgment void — Whether judgment after full trial should be maintained — Appeal dismissed. 1 Findings of fact — Principles governing appellate intervention — Whether trial judge misdirected himself on facts or law — Whether findings plainly wrong or against weight of evidence — Deference to trial court’s assessment of witnesses and evidence. 1 Findings of fact — Appellate restraint — Whether appellate intervention justified where trial court misdirected itself in law — Whether there was insufficient judicial appreciation of evidence Company law — Separate legal entity — Company distinct from directors and shareholders — Personal liability of directors — Whether directors may be personally liable for acts relating to company financing — Whether corporate veil may be lifted absent pleaded and proved sham, façade or fraud — Companies Act 2016, ss 20, 21 Contract — Fraud — Fraudulent misrepresentation — Whether representations shown to be false when made — Whether subsequent failure of business venture sufficient to prove fraudulent intent at inception — Contracts Act 1950, s 17 Contract — Undue influence — Family relationship — Sibling relationship — Whether trust and confidence between siblings sufficient to establish domination of will — Whether actual or presumed undue influence proved — Contracts Act 1950, s 16 Evidence — Adverse inference — Failure to call material witness — Failure to produce supporting documents — Whether adverse inference under s 114(g) of the Evidence Act 1950 can substitute proof of essential ingredients of fraud Damages — Special damages — Strict proof — Loss of opportunity — Future profits — Rejected financing application — Whether claimed losses too remote, contingent or speculative — Whether exemplary damages sustainable absent proof of fraud Guarantee — Guarantor — MARA financing — Alleged representations inducing respondent to become guarantor — Whether liability properly imposed personally on appellants. 1 Extension of time — Delay of 35 days — Factors to be considered — Length of delay, reasons, prospects of success, prejudice — Emotional distress and financial constraint — Whether sufficient explanation — Prospect of appeal bound to fail — Extension refused. 1
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Grounds of appeal — Jurisdictional objections — Monetary and territorial limits — Whether fatal — Sessions Court judgment upheld. 3 cases
wa-12ancvc-212-12-2024 XTREME MERIDIAN SDN BHD v 1. ) CHOW CHEE WAH 2. ) MOHD DHIYAUDDIN ASSIDDIQ BIN MOHD ZAID 3. ) WILLIAM TEH YEW HOUNG 4. ) DENISE TEOH SHYN YONG
26 February 2026
wa-12ancvc-214-12-2024 XTREME MERIDIAN SDN BHD v 1. ) CHOW CHEE WAH 2. ) MOHD DHIYAUDDIN ASSIDDIQ BIN MOHD ZAID 3. ) WILLIAM TEH YEW HOUNG 4. ) DENISE TEOH SHYN YONG
26 February 2026
wa-12ancvc-41-04-2025 XTREME MERIDIAN SDN BHD v 1. ) CHOW CHEE WAH 2. ) MOHD DHIYAUDDIN ASSIDDIQ BIN MOHD ZAID 3. ) WILLIAM TEH YEW HOUNG 4. ) DENISE TEOH SHYN YONG
26 February 2026
interpretation of Clause 35A and Section 10 Schedule A — calculation of LAD — when the 42 month period begin for computation of the LAD — interpretation of contract — Court of Appeal already decided in similar cases — stare decisis — Appeal dismissed 3 cases
ba-22ncvc-113-03-2023 Chen Boon Feng & 26 Others v PLATINUM EMINENT SDN BHD
23 February 2025
ba-11bncvc-21-07-2022 Icon City Development Sdn. Bhd. (DAHULU DIKENALI SEBAGAI SIERRA PENINSULAR DEVELOPMENT SDN BHD) v Ros Azlin Bin Sabawi
21 January 2025
ba-12bncvc-7-03-2022 Icon City Development Sdn. Bhd. (DAHULU DIKENALI SEBAGAI SIERRA PENINSULAR DEVELOPMENT SDN BHD) v 1. ) Philip Anthony a/l M Irdiahsamy 2. ) Annie a/p Joseph 3. ) Tan Kai Boon 4. ) Soo Huey Chiun 5. ) Lee Gim Hee 6. ) Tan Chin Poh 7. ) Lai Wai Mun 8. ) Kong Moi Cheng 9. ) Chew Swee Hoe 10. ) Chaw Lai Kit 11. ) Kong Kah Wai 12. ) Hiew Chee Faun 13. ) Yip Wai Teng 14. ) Wong Huey Shyan 15. ) Loh Wing Yew
21 January 2025
Bankruptcy — Adjudication — Annulment of Bankruptcy Order — Application under Section 105, Insolvency Act 1967 — Whether non-filing of Statement of Affairs by Judgment Debtors fatal to annulment application — Whether director’s bankruptcy can be annulled upon settlement of Company’s EPF contributions — Section 46, Employees Provident Fund Act 1991 — Whether failure to satisfy Proofs of Debt filed before and after the annulment application affects the application. — Right of Judgment Creditor. 2 cases
Tort — Trespass to land — Unregistered lease — Rights of the occupier of land against that of the registered proprietor — Whether there is an Agreement to Lease — Successor in title question — Whether management corporation is bound by the Agreement to Lease entered by Developer with third party — Whether this action is time-barred 2 cases
ba-12b-65-06-2024 SERAI SAUJANA MANAGEMENT CORPORATION v 1. ) SERAI SAUJANA DEVELOPMENT SDN BHD 2. ) MANAGEMENT CORPORATION OF THE VILLA @ SERAI SAUJANA 3. ) TENAGA NASIONAL BERHAD
12 May 2025
ba-12b-75-07-2024 TENAGA NASIONAL BERHAD v 1. ) Serai Saujana Development Sdn Bhd 2. ) SAUJANA RESORT (M) BERHAD
12 May 2025
First appeal after full trial — Scope of appellate intervention — “Plainly wrong” standard — Inference from primary facts — Failure to appreciate material evidence — Burden of proof — Whether findings of trial court unsupported by evidence — Whether appellate court entitled to interfere. 1 case
Findings of fact — Interference by appellate court — Whether trial judge plainly wrong — Failure of judicial appreciation of evidence — Principles governing appellate review. Civil Procedure — Appeal — New point raised on appeal — Admissibility of evidence not challenged at trial — Whether appellant precluded from raising issue for first time on appeal. Civil Procedure — Written submissions — Late filing — Whether written submissions should be struck out — Effect of non-compliance with court directions — Exercise of judicial discretion — Order 1A and Order 2 r 1(2) Rules of Court 2012. Contract — Formation — Contract by conduct — Commercial services — No written agreement — Invoices issued and received — Whether proposal, acceptance and consideration established — Contracts Act 1950, s 2. Contract — Privity — Proper contracting party — Dealings through representative — Whether respondent proper party to sue. Evidence — Burden of proof — Evidential burden — Proof of contractual relationship — Invoices bearing recipient’s company chop — Internal memoranda — Part payment — Whether sufficient to establish liability — Evidence Act 1950, s 101. Evidence — Documentary evidence — Invoices — Delivery and receipt — Unsigned invoices — Weight of evidence — Absence of ancillary service records — Whether claim proved on balance of probabilities. Evidence — Quantum — Proof of indebtedness — Missing invoice from bundle — Admission in cross-examination — Internal acknowledgment of debt — Subsequent part payment — Whether quantum established. Practice and Procedure — Costs — Award by trial court — Appellate interference — Principles governing exercise of discretion. 1 case
Findings of fact — Appellate intervention — Judgment delivered by successor judge who did not hear witnesses — Whether appellate court in as good a position to evaluate documentary evidence — Plainly wrong test — Judicial appreciation of evidence. 1 case
Findings of fact — Whether trial court erred in treating signed documents as conclusive proof of loan — Deficiencies in reasoning — Whether appellate court entitled to affirm decision where result independently supportable on evidence. 1 case
Findings of fact — Appellate intervention — Whether trial judge guilty of insufficient judicial appreciation of evidence — Whether findings supported by documentary evidence and contemporaneous records — Principles governing appellate restraint. 1 case
Appellate intervention — Question of law — Statutory interpretation — Whether learned Magistrate misdirected herself in interpreting sections 33A and 35 of the Insolvency Act 1967 — Appeal allowed. 1 case
Findings of fact — Appellate intervention — Whether trial judge plainly wrong — Deference to findings based on credibility and contemporaneous documents — Scope of appellate review 1 case
Finality — Court of Appeal dismissal — Whether appellate dismissal reinforced operation of res judicata and Henderson principle where plaintiff had expressly raised alleged blacklisting issue in memorandum of appeal 1 case
Appellate intervention — Exercise of discretion by Sessions Court — Whether appellate court should interfere with discretionary order striking out pleading — No error of principle or appealable error established. 1 case
Findings of fact — Principles governing appellate interference — “Plainly wrong” test — Lee Ing Chin v Gan Yook Chin — Ng Hoo Kui & Anor v Wendy Tan Lee Peng & Ors — P’ng Hun Sun v Dato’ Yip Yee Foo — Whether findings on deposit claim sustainable 1 case
Quantum of damages — Appellate interference — Scope of appellate review — Findings of fact and assessment of damages by trial court — Whether trial judge acted on wrong principles of law or misapprehended evidence — Whether award manifestly inadequate or plainly erroneous — Whether appellate court entitled to substitute its own assessment merely because a different figure could reasonably have been awarded 1 case
Contracts — Sale and management agreements — Aquilaria/Agarwood trees — Beneficial ownership — Misrepresentation — Fraud — Corporate veil — Personal liability of director — Winding up of company before delivery of judgment — Section 471 Companies Act 2016 — Retrospective or nunc pro tunc leave — Whether absence of leave rendered judgment void — Whether judgment after full trial should be maintained — Appeal dismissed. 1 case
Findings of fact — Principles governing appellate intervention — Whether trial judge misdirected himself on facts or law — Whether findings plainly wrong or against weight of evidence — Deference to trial court’s assessment of witnesses and evidence. 1 case
Extension of time — Delay of 35 days — Factors to be considered — Length of delay, reasons, prospects of success, prejudice — Emotional distress and financial constraint — Whether sufficient explanation — Prospect of appeal bound to fail — Extension refused. 1 case
Appellate intervention — Principles — Trial judge's findings of fact — Whether plainly wrong or lacking judicial appreciation of evidence — UEM Group Bhd v Genisys Integrated Engineers Pte Ltd & Anor [2010] 9 CLJ 785 (FC) followed 1 case
Cross-appeal — Finding of negligence by lower court — Failure to file notice of appeal — Whether respondent entitled to challenge findings of fact — Finality of litigation 1 case
O14 and O18 — application for summary judgment pursuant to Order 14 of the ROC and an application for striking out under Order 18 Rule 19 involve two different sets of principles, tests and burdens of proof. The facts of the case may be similar, as may the issues arising — I am of the opinion that consideration in an application for summary judgment is different from an application to strike out under O18. Therefore, the SCJ's reason, at paragraph 13 of his GOJ, is a misdirection of the law — appeal allowed. 1 case
Whether the Appellant had raised arguable and substantive issues regarding the non-compliance with the HP Act, section 4 1(b)(ii) and section 5(1) and whether the Appellant is entitled to reimbursement of the payment made under a void contract — section 4(1)(a) is applicable in this relationship between Appellant and Respondent, as the Appellant had signed the written statement in Part I of the Second Schedule as required under section 4(1)(a) of the HP Act — Appeal dismissed. 1 case
Prosecution’s appeal against sentence — Appellate restraint — No basis for interference 1 case
classification of document Order 34 Rule 2(2) — fraudulent misrepresentation — the Plaintiffs have proven the existence of fraudulent misrepresentation, and it is now, therefore, on the Defendant's shoulders to prove otherwise — appeal dismissed. 1 case
case was struck out due to failure to attend court on trial date — applied to reinstate — SCJ dismissed it — no application to set aside the order of the SCJ — Appellant has failed to provide any reasonable and convincing justification for his absence on the trial date that warrants the exercise of the Court's discretion in his favour — Appellant actually refused to attend the trial because he had not filed a witness statement and was unprepared to testify in Court as a witness in this case, rather than due to a mistaken date that is unsupported by any evidence — Appeal dismissed. 1 case
Claims by the insured against the insurer for the loss arising from the theft of the insured’s car — the Car was in the possession of a third party who had agreed to purchase the Car from the insured — the Car was stolen before full payment was made — whether the legal ownership remained with the insured — whether the insured has insurable interest over the Car under the insurance policy — the Court held that the insured continued to have insurable interest as the legal title to the car was never transferred to the third party — terms of the Agreement stipulates that the legal ownership would only be transferred upon full payment of the purchase price. Magistrate Court’s Decision was affirmed thus, appeal was dismissed. 1 case
Defamation — Whether the impugned words are defamatory or capable of bearing the pleaded defamatory imputations — Whether the ordinary reasonable person was likely to understand the impugned words in a defamatory way, under the circumstances in which the impugned words were published — Defence of Justification and fair comment 1 case
Meter tampering liability — Failure to change account holder name — Breach of obligation to do so in sale and purchase agreement — Whether vendor has the right of indemnity from purchaser to TNB claim for unrecorded electricity after completion of sale — Implied indemnity 1 case
Key Statutes
Rules of Court 2012
cited in 11 cases Evidence Act 1950 (Cap 56)
cited in 4 cases Limitation Act 1953 (Cap 254)
cited in 3 cases Subordinate Courts Act 1948 (Cap 92)
cited in 3 cases Strata Titles Act 1985 (Cap 318)
cited in 2 cases Contracts Act 1950 (Cap 136)
cited in 2 cases Companies Act 2016 (Cap 777)
cited in 2 cases HP Act
cited in 1 case Defamation Act 1957
cited in 1 case Contract Act
cited in 1 case Weights and Measures Act 1972
cited in 1 case Rules of Court 1980
cited in 1 case
cited in 1 case
Federal Constitution
cited in 1 case Criminal Procedure Code (Cap 593)
cited in 1 case Court Distribution
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Top Judges
Noor Hayati binti Haji Mat 7 Raja Segaran a/l S.krishnan 7 Elaine Yap Chin Gaik 6 Moh Kok Wai 5 Wan Muhammad Amin bin Wan Yahya 4 S. Nantha Balan a/l E.s. Moorthy 3 Mahazan binti Mat Taib 3 Ahmad Kamal bin Md. Shahid 2 Azman bin Abdullah 2 Asmah binti Musa 2 Azahar bin Mohamed 1 Zaharah binti Ibrahim 1 Balia Yusof bin Haji Wahi 1 Seri Zulkefli bin Ahmad Makinudin 1 Prasad Sandosham Abraham 1
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