Ramesh Dipendra Jeremiah Law
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About Ramesh Dipendra Jeremiah Law
Ramesh Dipendra Jeremiah Law appears in 8 reported Malaysia judgments (2023–2026). These were heard before MYHC (6) and MYCOA (2).
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Ramesh Dipendra Jeremiah Law is a Malaysian firm whose reported matters before the High Court (Mahkamah Tinggi) and the Court of Appeal (Mahkamah Rayuan) are concentrated in commercial, banking and financial litigation, with notable defamation and arbitration work. A distinctive matter concerns digital defamation: the firm appeared in a claim founded on an anonymous digital poison-pen letter disseminated by email and WhatsApp, engaging the presumption of fact under section 114A(3) of the Evidence Act 1950, the meaning of the phrase that a publication originates from a person, and whether custody or control of the computer at the material time rebutted the presumption. Its arbitration and injunction work includes an application for interim measures in aid of contemplated arbitration under sections 11 and 19J of the Arbitration Act 2005, and an American Cyanamid injunction where a necessary party, a liquidator, had not been joined.
The firm's banking and finance practice is substantial. It has acted in summary-judgment proceedings against guarantors of term loan facilities under Order 14 of the Rules of Court 2012, addressing the right to pursue multiple remedies concurrently and whether the charged properties had to be disposed of before suing the guarantors, and in the enforcement of security under a senior Sukuk Murabahah programme and the assignment of rights. It has also litigated a judicial review touching an order for sale under section 263 of the National Land Code and a blanket ministerial approval for the purchase of non-performing loans under the Banking and Financial Institutions Act 1989, and the misuse of the winding-up process under section 351 of the Companies Act 2016.
The reported profile is that of a commercial and financial-litigation practice engaged with banking enforcement, Islamic-finance security, arbitration-support injunctions and digital defamation, with a consistent focus on the statutory framework governing lenders, guarantors and the recovery of debt.
How many cases has Ramesh Dipendra Jeremiah Law been involved in?
Ramesh Dipendra Jeremiah Law appears in 8 reported Malaysia judgments (2023–2026).
Which courts does Ramesh Dipendra Jeremiah Law appear in?
Ramesh Dipendra Jeremiah Law appears before MYHC (6) and MYCOA (2).
What digital-defamation issue has the firm handled?
A claim over an anonymous poison-pen letter spread by email and WhatsApp, engaging the presumption under section 114A(3) of the Evidence Act 1950 and whether custody or control of the computer rebutted it.
What banking work does the firm handle?
Summary judgment against guarantors of term loans under Order 14, the enforcement of security under a Sukuk Murabahah programme, and orders for sale under the National Land Code.