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2025 MarsdenLR 4665

HIGH COURT MALAYA SHAH ALAM
LEMON SKY ANIMATION SDN BHD – Appellant
Versus
WONG CHENG FEI & ORS – Respondent


Petitioner Advocates:Rachel Ng Li Hui,Eunice Wong Kai Xin ,Respondent Advocate: Irene Wong Sook Lin

JUDGMENT

Choong Yeow Choy J:

Introduction

[1] The present Notice of Application, encapsulated in encl 16 and filed by the First, Second and Third Defendants, does not seek to determine the substantive rights of the parties in respect of the claims made in the main action. Rather, it concerns a procedural question: whether this suit ought to be consolidated with an earlier suit commenced approximately one month prior in the High Court at Kuala Lumpur.

[2] To the lay observer, the outcome of this application may seem of limited consequence, as the respective rights and liabilities of the parties will ultimately be adjudicated regardless of whether the suits proceed separately or together. However, the question raised in encl 16 bears significant implications for the effective administration of civil justice. It engages core considerations of judicial economy, the avoidance of duplicative proceedings, and the minimisation of costs and delay for both the Court and the litigants.

The Overarching Issue

[3] The singular and central issue in the present application is whether this is an appropriate case for this Court to exercise its discretion to order the transfer of the present Suit No


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