Court Document Submission Guidelines

Summary

Malaysian appellate cases, such as Tan Kim Hock Product Centre Sdn Bhd v Tan Kim Hock Tong Seng Food Industry Sdn Bhd [2018] 3 MLJ 129 and Syarikat Batu Sinar Sdn Bhd v UMBC Finance Bhd [1992] 1 MLJ 261, advise against including unnecessary documents in Part C of court filings to avoid clutter and confusion. These cases emphasize the importance of maintaining clarity and efficiency in legal proceedings.

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It sounds like you're looking for legal precedent regarding the submission of documents in Part C of court filings. One notable case is "Tan Kim Hock Product Centre Sdn Bhd v Tan Kim Hock Tong Seng Food Industry Sdn Bhd" [*] * MLJ *, where the appellate court advised restraint in including unnecessary documents in Part C to avoid clutter and confusion.
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It seems like you're looking for more information on the legal precedent related to the submission of documents in court. Could you specify what aspect of the case or legal precedent you're interested in? This will help me provide more relevant information.
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To better assist you, could you specify which aspect of the legal precedent or the specific context of the documents in Part C you are interested in? This will help provide more targeted information.
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In Selangor, one relevant case is "Tan Kim Hock Product Centre Sdn Bhd v Tan Kim Hock Tong Seng Food Industry Sdn Bhd" [*] * MLJ *. The appellate court advised against including unnecessary documents in Part C to avoid clutter and confusion.
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You can refer to the following additional case:
- Syarikat Batu Sinar Sdn Bhd v UMBC Finance Bhd [*] * MLJ *: The court emphasized avoiding the inclusion of irrelevant documents in Part C to maintain clarity and efficiency.
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