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2025 MarsdenLR 6155

HIGH COURT (JOHOR BAHRU)
JAMES FOONG, J
CHAI THEN SONG – Appellant
Versus
MALAYAN UNITED FINANCE BHD – Respondent


Advocates:
P Suppiah (P Suppiah & Co) for the appellant.
Ng Chew Hor (Leng & Co) for the respondent.

GROUNDS OF JUDGMENT

This is an appeal from the decision of the learned Magistrate in Johor Bahru where he gave judgment against the appellant for the sum of $18,625.31 as claimedby the Respondent.

The facts of this case are rather simple and not in dispute. The Appellant was a sales executive with The East Asiatic Co. (Malaysia) Bhd. which at the material time sells John Deere’tractors. He secured a purchaser,the 1st defendant, for the purchase of one John Deere tractor. In order to complete the sale he arranged hire purchase financing with the Respondent for the 1st defendant which culminated with a Hire Purchase Agreement (P.1) between the parties. Inorder to‘convince’the 1st defendant to purchase the said tractor, the Appellant executed a Deed of Guarantee for the due performance of the 1st defendant of the terms stated in the Hire Purchase Agreement.

It is not in dispute betweenthe parties that both the Hire Purchase Agreement and the Deed of Guarantee were signed by the 1st defendant and the Appellant respectively on or before 11.1.84. It is also not in dispute that when the Deed of Guarantee was executed by the Appellant, it wasa printed form with relevant particulars left blank

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