Sentoria settles Industrial Court case with former CEO
In a bourse filing, the company said former CEO, Datuk Loh Yuen Tuck has agreed to a consent award, under which Sentoria will pay RM142,800.
Federal Court defers decision on Bukit Cherakah forest reserve challenge
Datuk Rhodzariah Bujang, leading a three-judge panel together with Datuk Abu Bakar Jais and Datuk Lee Swee Seng, said they need more time to study the submissions and will inform the parties of a date for a decision in due course.
Bina Puri hit with winding-up petition over RM309,129 debt
Bina Puri Sdn Bhd (BPSB) was served with the winding-up petition on May 8 from Fujifilm’s solicitors, Messrs Skrine, with a hearing fixed for Aug 6, 2025, the property developer said in a filing on Tuesday.
High Court dismisses residents’ challenge on new KL 2020 masterplan
Judge Datuk Amarjeet Singh Serjit Singh dismissed the judicial review application and ordered the residents to pay costs.
Delivery of vacant possession without occupancy rights is against public policy, court rules
Judge Datuk Ahmad Shahrir Salleh said between developers and purchasers, developers have an unequal advantage in bargaining power, and that delivering vacant possession of a property without allowing the purchasers the right to occupy the property is against public policy — even if the sales and purchase agreement (SPA) provides for such a move.
High Court bins Projek Muara’s bid to strike out claim by purchasers of abandoned Empire Remix
The Edge reported last year that the High Court had set aside a corporate voluntary arrangement (CVA) by True Renaissance Development Sdn Bhd for the Empire Remix development.
Water and electricity must be connected upon VP — ringing endorsement from apex court
If there was any lingering doubt … it is now completely exonerated by the latest Federal Court decision, which endorsed the High Court decision and reinforced the developer's obligation to provide such utility facilities.
High Court grants stay over registration of Semantan Estate
There are special circumstances due to the presence of government agencies and buildings including the National Archives that hold the country’s historic records, judge Datuk Ahmad Shahrir Mohd Salleh said.
Apex court grants leave for two NGOs to challenge Bukit Cherakah development
The two NGOs seeking the judicial review claimed that it was illegal for the Selangor government to backdate a gazette, saying the degazettement decision was made on Nov 20, 2000, while the gazette was published on May 5, 2022.
Mudajaya's ex-employee given discharge not amounting to acquittal in misappropriation case
"We are unsure whether the learned DPP will request for a reinstatement of the case, or file a revision to the High Court to revise the Session Court judge’s decision.
