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PERINTIS AMANAH BERHAD
Organisation 2 cases
About PERINTIS AMANAH BERHAD
PERINTIS AMANAH BERHAD appears as a party in 2 judgments in the MY Case Law database, spanning May 2025 to August 2025. PERINTIS AMANAH BERHAD appeared as appellant in 2 cases. Cases span the High Court (2).
How many court cases involve PERINTIS AMANAH BERHAD?
PERINTIS AMANAH BERHAD appears in 2 published judgments from May 2025 to August 2025. Most commonly as appellant (2 cases).
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This appeal arises from a scenario all too familiar in civil litigation: a judgment in default is swiftly entered by one party against another. The party against whom the default judgment is entered will then seek the court’s intervention to have it set aside and for the matter to be adjudicated on the merits. When faced with such applications, the courts must walk a careful line: on one hand, upholding procedural discipline; on the other, ensuring that justice is not sacrificed at the altar of technicality. While the Rules of Court 2012 empower the courts to set aside default judgments, this discretion is not unfettered. It must be exercised judiciously, in accordance with well-settled legal principles and the unique facts of each case. This appeal is a testament to that delicate judicial balancing act. At the heart of this appeal lies a singular, overarching question: should this Court intervene and overturn the decision of the Sessions Court in refusing to set aside a judgment in default entered against the Appellant/Defendant? 1 1. This appeal arises from a not uncommon scenario in civil procedure, where a judgment in default has been entered against a defendant, who thereafter seeks to have it set aside. 1 2. The Respondents/Plaintiffs in the court below commenced an action against three defendants. The Respondents/Plaintiffs subsequently withdrew their claim against the First Defendant. Judgments in default were thereafter entered against the Second and Third Defendants. The present appeal concerns the application by the Second Defendant to set aside the default judgment entered against it. That application was dismissed by the Sessions Court with costs of RM3,000.00, giving rise to the present appeal by the Appellant (the Second Defendant in the court below). The default judgment against the Third Defendant is not in issue in this appeal. 1