1. ) NUR ALIA MOHAMAD RADZI (SEORANG BUDAK DAN PENDAKWAAN INI DIBUAT OLEH BAPA ANGKATNYA DAN WAKIL LITIGASI, MOHAMAD RADZHI BIN HASSAN 2. ) XXXX 3. ) Mohamad Radzhi Bin Hasan 4. ) MOHAMMAD SAIFUL RIZAL BIN ISMAIL Fazilah Binti Abdul Aziz
TP1 and TP2's purported appeals, conflated with the plaintiff's notice of appeal, were defective because third party proceedings constitute an independent action requiring separate appeals; on the merits the Sessions Court's finding that the defendant was not negligent was not 'plainly wrong' in view of credibility assessments, contemporaneous police report and damage patterns, and the damages assessment was reasonable and not disturbed.
- Citation
- PA-12B-51-09/2019 (Mahkamah Tinggi)
- Parties
- 1st Appellant / Plaintiff (minor): Nur Alia Mohamad Radzhi; 2nd Appellant / 1st Third Party: Mohamad Radzhi bin Hasan; 3rd Appellant / 2nd Third Party: Mohammad Saiful Rizal bin Ismail; Respondent / Defendant: Fazilah binti Abdul Aziz
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- Malaysia
- Judgment Date
- 16 November 2022
- Case Number
- PA-12B-51-09/2019 (Mahkamah Tinggi)
- Procedural Posture
- Civil Appeal (post Trial) From Sessions Court / High Court Determination on Preliminary Objection and Merits; Leave to Appeal to Court of Appeal Granted
- Outcome
- Defendant's preliminary objection allowed; TP1 and TP2's conflated appeals dismissed; Plaintiff's appeal dismissed.
- Legal Topics
- Negligence, Third Party Proceedings, Appealability, Contributory Negligence, Assessment of Damages, Plainly Wrong Test, Notice of Appeal Procedure
- Source Language
- Malay/English
Case Brief
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Parties
Nur Alia Mohamad Radzhi
1st Appellant / Plaintiff (minor)
Mohamad Radzhi bin Hasan
2nd Appellant / 1st Third Party
Mohammad Saiful Rizal bin Ismail
3rd Appellant / 2nd Third Party
Fazilah binti Abdul Aziz
Respondent / Defendant
Procedural Posture
Civil Appeal (post Trial) From Sessions Court / High Court Determination on Preliminary Objection and Merits; Leave to Appeal to Court of Appeal Granted
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether third parties to an action can join the plaintiff's notice of appeal or must file separate appeals
- 2 Whether the trial judge was 'plainly wrong' in finding the defendant not negligent
- 3 Whether the trial judge's assessment of general and special damages was reasonable
Ratio Decidendi
TP1 and TP2's purported appeals, conflated with the plaintiff's notice of appeal, were defective because third party proceedings constitute an independent action requiring separate appeals; on the merits the Sessions Court's finding that the defendant was not negligent was not 'plainly wrong' in view of credibility assessments, contemporaneous police report and damage patterns, and the damages assessment was reasonable and not disturbed.
Court Disposition
Defendant's preliminary objection allowed; TP1 and TP2's conflated appeals dismissed; Plaintiff's appeal dismissed.
Orders
- Defendant's preliminary objection against TP1 and TP2's conflated Notice of Appeal is allowed
- TP1 and TP2's purported appeals are dismissed with costs of RM5000 each to be paid to the Respondent (subject to allocatur)
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