A bank customer lost RM166,000 from an account she had held for over twenty years. The Sessions Court held the bank liable for failing to monitor her accounts.
Author: Justiciable
How Zheng Hong and the Judicial Review Appeal
A pilot was retrenched during the pandemic and fought his case for six years. The Court of Appeal ultimately ruled his dismissal was unjust.
Prima Facie and the Singer’s Acquittal
Emily Leong spent two years on remand for drug trafficking. She walked free when the prosecution failed to make a prima facie case.
The Constitution’s Rules and the House Arrest Bid
A judicial review tested whether a royal addendum could bypass the Pardons Board. The High Court said no.
Geron Ali and the Defence of Unsound Mind
Driven by a divine command, a man beheaded his neighbour and his own daughter. The law had to decide whether his delusion absolved him of murder.