Armikayani Binti Amiruddin
About Armikayani Binti Amiruddin
Armikayani Binti Amiruddin appears as counsel of record in 3 reported Malaysia judgments (2025). These were heard before MYCOA (3).
On the court record
The reported matters span land co-ownership and joint-venture contract work, grounded in Court of Appeal judgments.
Armikayani Binti Amiruddin's reported matters cover land and co-ownership and contract, argued before the Court of Appeal. A land decision concerned the resolution of accounts between co-owners under section 343(b) of the National Land Code, where the expenses in dispute included a partial redemption sum and renovation costs, the necessary sale-and-purchase expenses and other outgoings related to the property. Appearing for a respondent, the Court dealt with the framework for accounting between co-owners while noting that the quantum of the renovation costs and related expenses remained subject to proof and to the parties' agreement on the sufficiency of the documentary evidence, expressing the hope that good sense would prevail on the figures.
Contract features in related Court of Appeal appeals arising from the alleged unlawful termination of a joint-venture agreement and a supplementary agreement, where the central issue was whether there had been a valid extension of time under those agreements. Appearing on the related appeals, the matter turned on the construction of the agreements and the effect of an extension of time on the parties' right to bring the joint venture to an end, a recurring question in development and joint-venture disputes.
A thread across these decisions is the working out of rights between parties who share an interest, whether co-owners of land accounting for the expenses of the property, or joint-venture partners disputing whether an agreement was validly extended or lawfully terminated. The reported work thus spans land and co-ownership and contract, argued before the Court of Appeal of Malaysia, and grounded in the judgments rather than any ranking. It reflects a practice engaged with the allocation of burdens and entitlements among those bound together by a shared interest in property or a common venture, where the resolution turns on close attention to the parties' agreements and to the proof of the sums claimed between them.
How many cases has Armikayani Binti Amiruddin appeared in?
Armikayani Binti Amiruddin appears as counsel of record in 3 reported Malaysia judgments (2025).
Which courts does Armikayani Binti Amiruddin appear in?
Armikayani Binti Amiruddin appears before MYCOA (3).
What areas of law feature in Armikayani Binti Amiruddin's reported cases?
They include land and co-ownership under section 343(b) of the National Land Code, concerning the accounting of expenses between co-owners, and contract, in appeals over the alleged unlawful termination of a joint-venture agreement.
What expenses were in dispute in the co-ownership matter?
A partial redemption sum and renovation costs, the necessary sale-and-purchase expenses and other outgoings related to the property, with the quantum remaining subject to proof and to the parties' agreement on the documentary evidence; she appeared for a respondent.
What was the central issue in the joint-venture appeals?
Whether there had been a valid extension of time under a joint-venture agreement and a supplementary agreement, and its effect on the parties' right to terminate, in appeals in which she appeared on the related matters.