Roz Mawar binti Rozain

On the judicial record

A High Court judge whose reported corpus covers contract, property, nuisance and construction disputes, resolved on careful factual findings and recorded in clearly framed operative orders.

Justice Roz Mawar binti Rozain sits in the High Court (Mahkamah Tinggi), and the reported decisions in this corpus are civil and commercial, written in a structured, order-by-order style that sets out the court's assessment and the precise orders made. Contract and commercial disputes are central, decided on the balance of probabilities after trial — for example claims for unpaid goods delivered and services rendered, where the court weighed whether a contractual obligation had been rendered void, and claims under a facility and letter of guarantee assessed against the conduct of the parties and the timing of payments.

Property and tenancy disputes recur. One decision holds parties bound by the terms of a deed of undertaking and indemnity read together with related agreements; another concerns a tenancy agreement where the court declined to convert an originating summons into a writ because the material facts were not in dispute. Nuisance and property-damage claims appear, including water penetration and staining traced to leakage from a neighbouring unit, decided by reference to the threshold in the relevant strata regulation, and a claim for damage from falling debris and physical disturbance where negligence was established.

Construction and payment disputes also feature, including a claim for sums due after the issuance of a certificate of practical completion, where the court noted that objections to the works had not been raised at the appropriate time. Civil-procedure questions arise throughout, such as the court's discretion to refuse a late application filed after a trial had already concluded and considerable resources had been expended. Damages assessments feature across the docket, with the court itemising general and specific damages and the basis for each award. The corpus reflects a High Court judge who resolves commercial, property and construction disputes on a careful factual assessment, applies the balance-of-probabilities standard to both claim and counterclaim, and records the outcome in clearly framed operative orders.