POS LOGISTICS BERHAD CARPET PRIMA SDN BHD
Plaintiff established a prima facie case under Order 14 RHC; the burden shifted to the defendant to demonstrate triable issues. The defendant failed to show any bona fide triable issues because the disputed invoices were consistent with the defendant's own requests and the defendant did not object within the...
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- Citation
- WA-A72NCvC-3057-05/2021 (Mahkamah Majistret)
- Parties
- Plaintiff: POS LOGISTICS BERHAD; Defendant: CARPET PRIMA SDN BHD
- Court
- Magistrates' Court
- Jurisdiction
- Malaysia
- Judgment Date
- 25 January 2022
- Case Number
- WA-A72NCvC-3057-05/2021 (Mahkamah Majistret)
- Procedural Posture
- Contract for Services / Debt Recovery / Summary Judgment Application Decided (order 14) at Magistrates' Court
- Outcome
- Plaintiff's summary judgment application allowed (prayers a and b granted); costs awarded to plaintiff
- Legal Topics
- Summary Judgment, Invoices, Deemed Acceptance Clause, Estoppel by Silence, Notice Periods, Interest on Overdue Invoices
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Parties
POS LOGISTICS BERHAD
Plaintiff
CARPET PRIMA SDN BHD
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Contract for Services / Debt Recovery / Summary Judgment Application Decided (order 14) at Magistrates' Court
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether defendant has any bona fide triable defence to the claim for unpaid invoices
- 2 Whether the invoice terms that deem acceptance if no dispute within 14 days operate to estop the defendant
- 3 Whether disputed factual matters (eg absence of side loader, involvement of third party) raise triable issues or amount to afterthoughts
Ratio Decidendi
Plaintiff established a prima facie case under Order 14 RHC; the burden shifted to the defendant to demonstrate triable issues. The defendant failed to show any bona fide triable issues because the disputed invoices were consistent with the defendant's own requests and the defendant did not object within the contractual 14-day period. Allegations about a third party and operational issues were not pleaded or supported and amounted to afterthoughts. Summary judgment was therefore appropriate for the plaintiff's claimed prayers with costs awarded.
Court Disposition
Plaintiff's summary judgment application allowed (prayers a and b granted); costs awarded to plaintiff
Orders
- Plaintiff's application for summary judgment in relation to prayers (a) and (b) is allowed
- Judgment entered for the plaintiff for the claimed amount of RM51,312.05 together with interest from date of filing until full settlement (as claimed)
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