Rozi binti Bainon
About J Rozi binti Bainon
Rozi binti Bainon has 42 reported Malaysia decisions (2024–2025). These were decided across MYHC (42). By subject matter, the largest shares are Civil Procedure (25), Contract (9) and Tort (6). Of these, 42 as the delivering judge.
On the judicial record
A cross-section of the everyday civil workload of a High Court, spanning tort, contract and civil procedure, with the Malay terms of art of the judgments quoted and glossed.
Rozi binti Bainon sits in the High Court, and this collection of reported decisions is civil and commercial, with catchwords and much of the reasoning framed in Bahasa Malaysia. Two strands stand out. The first is tort — undang-undang tort (the law of tort) — including claims for pencerobohan dan kacau-ganggu (trespass and nuisance) on leased premises, unlawful occupation of land, and negligence, tort kecuaian (the tort of negligence), such as a claim for loss suffered by the buyer of an imported vehicle. The second is contract, kontrak, arising frequently on appeal from the subordinate courts: disputes over an employment agreement and letters of undertaking, and over whether a fixed two-year tenancy gave rise to a periodic tenancy on its expiry. Civil procedure, tatacara sivil, is a constant thread: applications to set aside an interim injunction after an inter partes hearing, security for costs under Aturan 23 Kaedah-Kaedah Mahkamah 2012 (Order 23 of the Rules of Court 2012), the transfer of a case between High Courts under section 23(1) of the Courts of Judicature Act 1964, and amendments to a writ and statement of claim to add new plaintiffs. Contempt proceedings feature in a matter concerning alleged cyber-defamation published on social media in breach of an interim injunction, raising fitnah siber (cyber-defamation). Company law appears through a Fortuna injunction sought to restrain the presentation of a winding-up petition over a disputed debt. The judgments characteristically state the governing statutory provision or rule, set out the competing arguments, and resolve the matter against that framework, glossing the Malay terms of art where they carry the analysis. Natural persons appearing as private litigants are referred to by role; corporate parties are named. The collection is a useful cross-section of the everyday civil workload of a High Court that hears both first-instance trials and appeals from the Sessions and Magistrates' Courts.
How many cases has Rozi binti Bainon decided?
Rozi binti Bainon has 42 reported Malaysia decisions (2024–2025), 42 of them as the delivering judge.
Which courts does Rozi binti Bainon sit in?
Rozi binti Bainon sits in MYHC (42).
What kinds of disputes fill Rozi binti Bainon's reported docket?
Civil and commercial work in the High Court — tort claims such as trespass, nuisance and negligence (pencerobohan, kacau-ganggu and kecuaian), contract disputes often on appeal from the subordinate courts, and a steady stream of civil-procedure applications including injunctions, security for costs and case transfers.
Do any contempt or defamation matters appear?
Yes. One matter concerned contempt proceedings over alleged cyber-defamation (fitnah siber) published on social media in breach of an interim injunction, and a company matter involved a Fortuna injunction sought to restrain a winding-up petition founded on a disputed debt.