AMBANK(M) BERHAD 1. ) PRECIOUS CONCRETE SDN BHD 2. ) C&L MINERALS SDN BHD 3. ) LAW THIEN LOY 4. ) CHUAH CHONG EE 5. ) CHOO KHEN LON
The court held that the Plaintiff proved a prima facie case and the Defendants failed to demonstrate any bona fide defence or triable issue; the continuing Guarantee and Indemnity bound the 2nd to 5th Defendants notwithstanding resignation or rescheduling; the Certificate of Indebtedness was unchallenged and therefore conclusive absent manifest error; summary judgment entered for Plaintiff against 2nd to 5th Defendants for the specified sums; claim against 1st Defendant struck out due to winding up with liberty to file afresh.
- Citation
- WA-22NCC-301-05/2024 (Mahkamah Tinggi)
- Parties
- Plaintiff: AMBANK (M) BERHAD; 1st Defendant: PRECIOUS CONCRETE SDN BHD; 2nd Defendant: C&L MINERALS SDN BHD; 3rd Defendant: LAW THIEN LOY; 4th Defendant: CHUAH CHONG EE; 5th Defendant: CHOO KHEN LON
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- Malaysia
- Judgment Date
- 19 November 2024
- Case Number
- WA-22NCC-301-05/2024 (Mahkamah Tinggi)
- Procedural Posture
- Commercial Division Summary Judgment Application / Judgment (summary Judgment)
- Outcome
- Judgment entered for Plaintiff against 2nd to 5th Defendants; claim against 1st Defendant struck out with liberty to file afresh due to company winding up
- Legal Topics
- Summary Judgment, Certificate of Indebtedness, Continuing Guarantee, Rescheduling/variation of Debt, Default and Termination
- Source Language
- Malay/English
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Parties
AMBANK (M) BERHAD
Plaintiff
PRECIOUS CONCRETE SDN BHD
1st Defendant
C&L MINERALS SDN BHD
2nd Defendant
LAW THIEN LOY
3rd Defendant
CHUAH CHONG EE
4th Defendant
CHOO KHEN LON
5th Defendant
Procedural Posture
Commercial Division Summary Judgment Application / Judgment (summary Judgment)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether defendants have bona fide defences or triable issues to defeat Order 14 summary judgment
- 2 Whether guarantors remain liable despite resignation of director-guarantor
- 3 Whether a rescheduling/variation of payment terms discharged guarantors under Section 86 Contracts Act 1950
Ratio Decidendi
The court held that the Plaintiff proved a prima facie case and the Defendants failed to demonstrate any bona fide defence or triable issue; the continuing Guarantee and Indemnity bound the 2nd to 5th Defendants notwithstanding resignation or rescheduling; the Certificate of Indebtedness was unchallenged and therefore conclusive absent manifest error; summary judgment entered for Plaintiff against 2nd to 5th Defendants for the specified sums; claim against 1st Defendant struck out due to winding up with liberty to file afresh.
Court Disposition
Judgment entered for Plaintiff against 2nd to 5th Defendants; claim against 1st Defendant struck out with liberty to file afresh due to company winding up
Orders
- Overdraft Facility: RM 425,243.38 as at 30-04-2024 together with default interest at 3.50% per annum (based on BLR) from 01-05-2024 until full settlement
- Multi Trade (Trust Receipt) Facility: RM 3,088,933.23 as at 30-04-2024 together with interest (calculated on principal RM 2,776,606.62) at 2.50% per annum (based on BLR) and penalty interest at 1.00% per annum from 01-05-2024 until full settlement
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