Apex court dismisses appeal by Taman Bangsar resident over nuisance claim
The bench also ordered both of them to pay RM70,000 costs to the Taman Bangsar RA.
ACE Holdings’ legal woes grow with new RM10m suit filed by 27 investors
They claim that since last year, they had separately tried to redeem their investments, but ACE Holdings had replied that since its operations were badly affected by the Covid-19 pandemic, payments would be delayed.
Fed Court to decide April 18 on judicial review sought by TTDI residents over Taman Rimba Kiara project
The upcoming Federal Court decision will once and for all decide whether the land should be developed or not.
Apex court rules sensitive hill top or hill slope development projects need National Physical Planning Council approval
Judge Datuk Nallini Pathmanathan, who wrote the unanimous decision, ruled Section 22(2A) said the development affecting hill tops or hill slopes are no longer merely an issue of local state governance.
Compensation for forcefully acquired properties should not be subject to income tax, rules apex court
“No law shall provide for the compulsory acquisition or use of property without adequate compensation.
High Court orders winding-up of Dolomite Corp
This follows a lawsuit filed by Maybank International Labuan Branch as far back as September 2020, which then saw the court giving Dolomite until Oct 4 to settle the outstanding amount as well as the costs awarded by the court due to Maybank, or be wound up.
Developers not allowed to charge above RM500 administrative fee
The developer should not arbitrarily impose an exorbitant administrative fee and benefit itself for its own neglect in applying for the strata title.
Talam Transform disposing of Chinese unit with creditor rights for 72 million yuan
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 18): Talam Transform Bhd is selling its entire 85% stake in Jilin Province Maxcourt Hotel Ltd (JPMHL) together with an assignment amount of creditors rights to Jilin Provincial Expressway Group Co Ltd (JPEGCL) for a combined cash sum of 72.
Ex-state executive councillor, two others ordered to enter defence in charge for receiving bribes from property developers
KUALA LUMPUR (Nov 7): The High Court in Johor Bahru on Sunday ordered ex-Johor executive council member Datuk Abd Latif Bandi, his son and a former real estate consultant to enter their defence against 37 corruption and money laundering charges involving more than RM30 million as the prosecution had proven a prima facie case against the accused, who were charged in 2017 for receiving bribes from property developers who requested for the change in bumiputra land status in Malaysia.
Apex court sets Feb 16 next year to hear leave to appeal in Najib and son's income tax appeal
PUTRAJAYA (Oct 29): The Federal Court on Friday (Oct 29) fixed Feb 16 next year to hear the appeals of former premier Datuk Seri Najib Razak (pictured) and his son Datuk Nazifuddin Najib over the summary judgement entered against them over unpaid taxes of RM1.
