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Tan Lay Ean v. Kenneth Yoong Ken Chinson ST James (Majlis Peguam, Intervener)[2023] MLJU 2812; [2023] CLJU 2459; [2023] 1 LNS 2459 refd (1) (High Court)Tan Lay Ean v. Kenneth Yoong & Ors [2025] MLJU 1075;[2025] 6 CLJ 244; [2025] CLJU 825; [2025] 5 MLRA 39 (Court of Appeal)

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Who is involved — and why it matters Several parties played distinct roles, each with governance relevance: Understanding these roles is critical. This was not a casual personal disagreement that escalated; it was a multi-layered accountability process involving regulators, courts, and professional advisers. What actually happened, in business terms During an ongoing court proceeding, frustration […]

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Hydroshoppe Sdn Bhd & Anor v Menteri Kementerian Komunikasi & Ors[2025] MLRHU 1222; [2025] CLJU 1411

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Parties and Roles in the Dispute This dispute involved multiple actors whose roles shaped both the risk exposure and the court’s response. Commercial Background and Trigger Events In business terms, the dispute arose from a breakdown between expectation and documentation. The incumbent operators believed they had secured a future 30-year concession based on prior dealings […]

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Hydroshoppe Sdn Bhd & Anor v Menteri Kementerian Komunikasi & Ors with citation [2025] MLRHU 1237; [2025] CLJU 1410

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Parties and Roles in the Dispute Who was involved and why each role mattered to the outcome This dispute involved multiple stakeholders with different responsibilities and risk exposures: Understanding these roles is critical. The case was not simply a private contractual disagreement. It involved public assets, procurement integrity, and the balance between continuity and competitive […]

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