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HIGH COURT MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR
LIM CHAU LENG – Appellant
Versus
WONG CHEE CHONG – Respondent
Faiza Tamby Chik J:
[1] In this case, the defendant husband is raising the issue that a breach of a consent order dated 12 November 2003 made voluntarily between the defendant husband and the plaintiff wife through their respective counsels and recorded as such by the court cannot amount to a contempt of court. Leave was granted ex parte on 26 January 2005 (encl 44). The notes of evidence showing the recording of the consent order by the court on 12 November 2003 read as follows:
NOTA KETERANGAN
Catitan daripada Buku 3 Mahkamah Terbuka
Mukasurat 303
33-11-01
Lim Chau Leng - Plaintif
Wong Chee Chong - Defendan
Lampiran (1)
Yogan bagi pihak Plaintif Isteri
PA Selvi bagi pihak Defendan Suami
Kedua-dua pihak hadir
Yogan: Resolved.
To record Consent Order.
PA Selvi: I confirm.
Shown
Consent Order
Marked
Lampiran (30)
Mahkamah: Terma-terma dalam Lampiran (30) diluluskan.
[2] The terms of the decree nisi recorded by this court on 12 November 2003 were negotiated and agreed upon by the plaintiff and defendant before the matter was called up for full trial on 12 November 2003. As a result of the compromise reached by the parties out of court, the divorce petition was not contested and was disposed of
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