Court sets August 9 to hear winding-up petition against SPNB Aspirasi
SPNB is owned by the Ministry of Finance, but its operations are governed by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government.
SPNB is owned by the Ministry of Finance, but its operations are governed by the Ministry of Housing and Local Government.
The Kuala Lumpur High Court ordered the bank to pay close to RM65,000 in damages to the house buyer, in addition to a sum the court will decide on after assessing the man’s loss of the property and his subsequent loss of reputation on being blacklisted by the Central Credit Reference Information System (CCRIS) and CTOS data system.
The legal action was initiated by Kumpulan Jetson last December after the group turned down the requisition notice on the grounds that the 10 shareholders did not collectively hold at least 10% of the group's shares on the day of the request.
The appellate court had initially fixed last Oct 24 for the hearing of Semantan Estate’s appeal, but senior federal counsel Shamsul Bolhassan sought an adjournment following a negotiated settlement taking place.
Justice Ismail Brahim also ordered for a Joint Management Committee (JMC) to be set up with the owners of the condo “whereby two owners are nominated by the Protem Committee to be members of the JMC to manage all the affairs of the buildings, including the common property, the service fees fund and the sinking fund accounts”.
The hypermarket operator said it has appealed against a court order to surrender the 180,000 sq ft premises, following a summary judgement obtained by its landlord Crystal Promenade Sdn Bhd.
Judge Mohd Radzi Abdul Hamid allowed the plaintiffs' application for a summary judgment as he ruled that there was no arguable case.
Court of Appeal Judge Wong Kian Kheong in his judgment on Feb 19 this year said that the areas in dispute, namely 342 car park bays, landscaped areas, a pool deck, and other common property from the developer and the purchaser of some of the areas, should be the common property of Centrestage and not belong to the developer and the purchaser.
The unanimous decision was made by a three-member apex court bench led by Datuk Zabariah Mohd Yusoff, who also ordered MBPJ to pay RM100,000 costs to the RA identified as Lim Keng Jit who represented the Parkville RA in Sunway Damansara.
The use and refurbishment of The Troika units located in Kuala Lumpur city centre contravened company procedures, High Court judge Datuk Mohd Arief Emran Arifin said, and ordered Mohd Isa to pay RM990,502 to FGV and Mohd Emir to reimburse RM2.