WONG TZE WEI @ JAMES WONG
Prosecution failed to prove essential elements of the charged offences beyond a prima facie threshold: third element of s.409 (dishonesty) not established; forgery and authorship of signatures on 73 cheques under s.468 not proved with sufficient, consistent expert and direct evidence; AMLA offences failed because predicate offences and knowledge/suspicion elements were not established. Accordingly no prima facie case existed and accused was discharged and acquitted without being called to enter defence.
- Citation
- NA-62K-112-12/2021 (Mahkamah Sesyen)
- Parties
- Prosecution: Pendakwa Raya; Defendant: Wong Tze Wei
- Court
- Sessions Court
- Jurisdiction
- Malaysia
- Judgment Date
- 11 December 2025
- Case Number
- NA-62K-112-12/2021 (Mahkamah Sesyen)
- Procedural Posture
- Criminal Charges Under Penal Code Ss.409 and 468 and AMLA S.4(1)(b) / End of Prosecution Case; Accused Discharged and Released (no Prima Facie)
- Outcome
- Accused discharged and acquitted; no prima facie case; released without being called to enter defence
- Legal Topics
- Criminal Breach of Trust, Forgery, Money Laundering, Prima Facie Test, Evidential Sufficiency, Signature Comparison
- Source Language
- Malay/English
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Parties
Pendakwa Raya
Prosecution
Wong Tze Wei
Defendant
Procedural Posture
Criminal Charges Under Penal Code Ss.409 and 468 and AMLA S.4(1)(b) / End of Prosecution Case; Accused Discharged and Released (no Prima Facie)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether prosecution established a prima facie case on charges under s.409 Penal Code
- 2 Whether 73 CIMB cheques were forged and whether accused forged signatures (s.468 Penal Code)
- 3 Whether prosecution proved money laundering under s.4(1)(b) AMLA including predicate offence and knowledge
Ratio Decidendi
Prosecution failed to prove essential elements of the charged offences beyond a prima facie threshold: third element of s.409 (dishonesty) not established; forgery and authorship of signatures on 73 cheques under s.468 not proved with sufficient, consistent expert and direct evidence; AMLA offences failed because predicate offences and knowledge/suspicion elements were not established. Accordingly no prima facie case existed and accused was discharged and acquitted without being called to enter defence.
Court Disposition
Accused discharged and acquitted; no prima facie case; released without being called to enter defence
Orders
- Accused discharged and acquitted on all charges
- Bail monies returned to surety
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