Malaysian Fraudulent Land Cases

Summary

Converting an Originating Summons (OS) to a writ in Malaysian land transactions requires proving fraud with clear evidence. Essential documents include the Sale and Purchase (S&P) agreement and loan details. Third-party testimonies are crucial in strengthening the case. Cases like Syarikat Sri Tanjung Sdn Bhd v Kerajaan Negeri Perak & Ors, Tan Sri Abdul Khalid bin Ibrahim v Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad, and Tan Heng Chew v Tan Kim Hor highlight these requirements. Matters involving fraud typically necessitate a full trial and cannot be disposed of summarily.

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Here are some Malaysian cases related to converting an Originating Summons (OS) to a writ due to fraud or lack of details in a land transaction:
*. Syarikat Sri Tanjung Sdn Bhd v Kerajaan Negeri Perak & Ors
- This case highlights the requirement of clear evidence to prove fraud.
*. Tan Sri Abdul Khalid bin Ibrahim v Bank Islam Malaysia Berhad
- Focuses on the importance of S&P agreements and loan documents in fraud cases.
*. Tan Heng Chew v Tan Kim Hor
- Emphasizes the significance of third-party testimonies in proving fraud.
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