XTREME MERIDIAN SDN BHD v 1. ) MUHAMAD AMAR BIN AMIR 2. ) NUR LIYANA BINTI RAFIUDDIN

wa-12bncvc-165-12-2022 High Court (Mahkamah Tinggi) 15 January 2025 • WA-12BNCvC-165-12/2022

Catchwords

Late delivery of vacant possession and completion of common facilities. The plaintiffs claimed LAD, alleging defects in the Certificate of Completion and Compliance (CCC) and the invalidity of an extension of time granted by the Deputy Controller. Trial court allowed plaintiffs’ claim, finding the CCC defective, the extension of time invalid, and LAD properly calculated from the booking fee date. High Court dismissed the appeal. Reaffirmed binding Federal Court authority on statutory compliance and consumer protection principles.

Practice Areas

Civil Procedure

Judges (1)

Ahmad Shahrir b. Mohd Salleh Delivered

Parties (3)

XTREME MERIDIAN Sdn Bhd Appellant Muhamad Amar bin Amir Respondent Nur Liyana binti Rafiuddin Respondent

Judgment

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Source: eJudgment (wa-12bncvc-165-12-2022)