ENDLESS CORPORATE SDN. BHD. 1. ) GS REALTY SDN. BHD. 2. ) TETUAN PATRICK YEOH & COMPANY 3. ) YEOH ENG KONG
The Court found that D2 and D3 failed to comply with the judgment and the CSO to deposit RM2,000,000, that the failure constituted wilful contempt of court established beyond reasonable doubt at the leave stage, that leave for committal was properly granted, and accordingly convicted D2 and D3 of contempt; sentencing was imposed on D3 (sole proprietor and advocate) as recorded and the applications by D2 and D3 to set aside the leave were dismissed.
- Citation
- WA-24NCvC-2327-08/2022 (Mahkamah Tinggi)
- Parties
- Plaintiff: ENDLESS CORPORATE SDN. BHD.; 1st Defendant: GS REALTY SDN. BHD.; 2nd Defendant: TETUAN PATRICK YEOH & COMPANY; 3rd Defendant: YEOH ENG KONG
- Court
- High Court
- Jurisdiction
- Malaysia
- Judgment Date
- 24 June 2025
- Case Number
- WA-24NCvC-2327-08/2022 (Mahkamah Tinggi)
- Procedural Posture
- Committal for Contempt Arising From Non Compliance With Judgment and Conditional Stay Order / Judgment on Committal and Sentencing With Subsequent Stay Application
- Outcome
- Enclosure 165 and Enclosure 169 allowed; Enclosure 174 and Enclosure 176 dismissed; D2 and D3 found guilty of contempt; D3 sentenced and imprisonment stayed subject to conditions
- Legal Topics
- Committal, Leave to Commence Committal, Conditional Stay Order, Breach of Court Order, Procedural Safeguards in Committal, Sentencing for Contempt
- Source Language
- Malay/English
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Parties
ENDLESS CORPORATE SDN. BHD.
Plaintiff
GS REALTY SDN. BHD.
1st Defendant
TETUAN PATRICK YEOH & COMPANY
2nd Defendant
YEOH ENG KONG
3rd Defendant
Procedural Posture
Committal for Contempt Arising From Non Compliance With Judgment and Conditional Stay Order / Judgment on Committal and Sentencing With Subsequent Stay Application
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether D2 and D3 committed contempt by failing to deposit RM2,000,000 as required by the Conditional Stay Order (CSO)
- 2 Whether the CSO was mandatory and enforceable despite being conditional and lacking an express return provision
- 3 Whether leave to commence committal was properly granted at the prima facie stage
Ratio Decidendi
The Court found that D2 and D3 failed to comply with the judgment and the CSO to deposit RM2,000,000, that the failure constituted wilful contempt of court established beyond reasonable doubt at the leave stage, that leave for committal was properly granted, and accordingly convicted D2 and D3 of contempt; sentencing was imposed on D3 (sole proprietor and advocate) as recorded and the applications by D2 and D3 to set aside the leave were dismissed.
Court Disposition
Enclosure 165 and Enclosure 169 allowed; Enclosure 174 and Enclosure 176 dismissed; D2 and D3 found guilty of contempt; D3 sentenced and imprisonment stayed subject to conditions
Orders
- D3 sentenced to imprisonment for ten (10) days (to run concurrently for both Enclosure 165 and Enclosure 169)
- D3 fined RM100000.00 and in default of payment to be imprisoned for two (2) months
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