Amir Johari Bin Sulaiman v 1. ) Ahmad Ridzuan Bin Sulaiman 2. ) Abdul Jamil Bin Sulaiman

wa-22ncvc-142-03-2023 High Court (Mahkamah Tinggi) 11 February 2026 • WA-22NCvC-142-03/2023 • 1 min read

Catchwords

Decision: Plaintiff has proven on a balance of probabilities the unsuitability of the two Defendants as co-administrators for their deceased mother's estate, and that he instead is suitable to be administrator with the support of the other two beneficiaries holding majority vote> This Court orders: 1. The Letters of Administration issued on 29.4.2003 are hereby revoked pursuant to s34 of the Act 2. The Plaintiff is now appointed as Administrator of the estate and the Letter of Administration to be issued accordingly 3. Costs of RM40,000.00 awarded to the Plaintiff, subject to allocator

Practice Areas

Decision: Plaintiff has proven on a balance of probabilities the unsuitability of the two Defendants as co-administrators for their deceased mother's estate, and that he instead is suitable to be administrator with the support of the other two beneficiaries holding majority vote> This Court orders: 1. The Letters of Administration issued on 29.4.2003 are hereby revoked pursuant to s34 of the Act 2. The Plaintiff is now appointed as Administrator of the estate and the Letter of Administration to be issued accordingly 3. Costs of RM40,000.00 awarded to the Plaintiff, subject to allocator

Judges (1)

Roz Mawar binti Rozain Delivered

Parties (3)

Abdul Jamil bin Sulaiman Defendant Ahmad Ridzuan bin Sulaiman Defendant Amir Johari bin Sulaiman Plaintiff

Case Significance

Amir Johari Bin Sulaiman v 1. ) Ahmad Ridzuan Bin Sulaiman 2. ) Abdul Jamil B... is a High Court (Mahkamah Tinggi) decision dated February 11, 2026 (citation: wa-22ncvc-142-03-2023). The case was decided by Roz Mawar binti Rozain.

What was the outcome of Amir Johari Bin Sulaiman v 1. ) Ahmad Ridzuan Bin Sulaiman 2. ) Abdul Jamil B...?

Amir Johari Bin Sulaiman v 1. ) Ahmad Ridzuan Bin Sulaiman 2. ) Abdul Jamil B... is a High Court decision dated February 11, 2026. The case was heard by Roz Mawar binti Rozain. See the full judgment for details.