BANGSAR HEIGHTS PAVILION SDN. BHD. 1. ) BRUMASI HOLDINGS SDN. BHD. 2. ) V. VENKATACHALAM PIHAK KETIGA Jabatan Insolvensi Malaysia

BANGSAR HEIGHTS PAVILION SDN. BHD. 1. ) BRUMASI HOLDINGS SDN. BHD. 2. ) V. VENKATACHALAM PIHAK KETIGA Jabatan Insolvensi Malaysia

The court granted leave under s.471(1) because the applicant established that its claims (alleging breach of the consent judgment and wrongful unilateral cancellation of the registered irrevocable letter of authority) could not be adequately dealt with in the winding up proceedings and there existed a bona fide...

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Citation
JA-28PW-9-02/2025 (Mahkamah Tinggi)
Parties
Applicant: Bangsar Heights Pavillion Sdn Bhd; Respondent: Brumasi Holdings Sdn Bhd (dalam likuidasi); Respondent: V. Venkatachalam (sebagai Pelikuidasi bagi Brumasi Holdings Sdn Bhd)
Court
High Court
Jurisdiction
Malaysia
Judgment Date
19 November 2025
Case Number
JA-28PW-9-02/2025 (Mahkamah Tinggi)
Procedural Posture
Post Winding Up / Leave to Commence Proceedings Under Companies Act / High Court Hearing on Application for Leave Under S.471(1) Companies Act 2016; Judgment Granting Leave (23 Feb 2026)
Outcome
Leave granted under s.471(1) Companies Act 2016 for applicant to commence legal proceedings against the respondents; other substantive reliefs refused as beyond scope of s.471(1).
Legal Topics
Section 471 Companies Act 2016 Leave to Sue Liquidated Company, Prima Facie Test for Leave, Enforcement and Effect of Consent Judgment, Power of Attorney and Revocation, Injunctions and Possession
Company Law Civil Procedure Injunctions Equitable Remedies Specific Relief Section 471 Companies Act 2016 Leave to Sue Liquidated Company Prima Facie Test for Leave Enforcement and Effect of Consent Judgment +2 more

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Parties

Bangsar Heights Pavillion Sdn Bhd

Applicant

Brumasi Holdings Sdn Bhd (dalam likuidasi)

Respondent

V. Venkatachalam (sebagai Pelikuidasi bagi Brumasi Holdings Sdn Bhd)

Respondent

Procedural Posture

Post Winding Up / Leave to Commence Proceedings Under Companies Act / High Court Hearing on Application for Leave Under S.471(1) Companies Act 2016; Judgment Granting Leave (23 Feb 2026)

  1. 1 Whether leave under s.471(1) Companies Act 2016 should be granted to the applicant to commence proceedings against the respondents
  2. 2 Whether the applicant's claims can be adequately dealt with in the winding up process
  3. 3 Whether the applicant has a prima facie case requiring trial

Ratio Decidendi

The court granted leave under s.471(1) because the applicant established that its claims (alleging breach of the consent judgment and wrongful unilateral cancellation of the registered irrevocable letter of authority) could not be adequately dealt with in the winding up proceedings and there existed a bona fide prima facie case requiring civil trial; consequentially only the permission to commence proceedings was granted and other reliefs beyond s.471(1) were refused.

Court Disposition

Leave granted under s.471(1) Companies Act 2016 for applicant to commence legal proceedings against the respondents; other substantive reliefs refused as beyond scope of s.471(1).

Orders

  • Permission granted to Bangsar Heights Pavillion Sdn Bhd to commence proceedings against Brumasi Holdings Sdn Bhd (dalam likuidasi) and V. Venkatachalam pursuant to s.471(1) Companies Act 2016 (relief (a) in Lampiran 1)
  • All other reliefs sought in the application (including injunctive orders, cancellation of the letter of authority and possession orders) are refused as beyond the scope of s.471(1)