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2000 MarsdenLR 172

COURT OF APPEAL KUALA LUMPUR
KOH SIAK POO – Appellant
Versus
SAYANG PLANTATION BHD – Respondent


Petitioner Advocates:Mahinder Singh Dulku,Wong Yee Chue ,Respondent Advocate: Cecil Abraham,Nad Segaram,Gerald Samuel

Table of Content
1. judgment favored the respondent's quasi-contractual claim for money. (Para 1 , 2 , 20 , 22 , 23)
2. court upheld trial judge's findings based on evidence presented. (Para 4 , 5 , 6 , 11 , 30 , 39)
3. importance of pleadings in shaping judicial outcomes. (Para 35 , 40)
Gopal Sri Ram JCA (majority):

[1] This appeal has been brought against the decision of the High Court of Ipoh entering judgment for the respondent/plaintiff in the sum of RM663,000 and consequential relief. Judgment was also entered for the appellant/defendant on his counterclaim in the sum of RM100,640.99 together with interest and other ancillary relief. A cross appeal against judgment on the counterclaim has also been pursued before us.

[2] The main thrust of the appeal is directed against the judge's finding that the respondent had established a cause of action in the quasi-contractual claim for money had and received on the ground that there had been a total failure of consideration. In a carefully developed argument, Dato' Mahinder Singh has submitted that the statement of claim delivered by the respondent has failed to set out the essential ingredients to sustain an action for money had and receiv

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