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2019 MarsdenLR 1371

COURT OF APPEAL PUTRAJAYA
ZERIN PROPERTIES – Appellant
Versus
NAZA TTDI SDN BHD – Respondent


Petitioner Advocates:Gopal Sreenevasan,Yap Chin Ling ,Respondent Advocate: V Vijakumar,Dahrick Sivam Balakrishnan

Table of Content
1. the appeal was considered based on prior legal frameworks surrounding agency and contractual obligations. (Para 1 , 2)
2. background facts surrounding the plaintiff's claim. (Para 3)
3. the issues around appointment and effective cause were central to the appeal's arguments. (Para 4 , 5 , 30)
4. the court emphasized the importance of evidencing parties' conduct in contractual relationships. (Para 6 , 44)
5. core issues framed regarding appointment and compensation. (Para 7)
6. court’s reasoning regarding agency and effective causation. (Para 8 , 10 , 11 , 12)
7. despite multiple contracts, the appellant's entitlement was determined by their role in facilitating the joint venture. (Para 50)
8. final verdict and conclusions drawn by the appellate court. (Para 53)

[1] This is an appeal by the appellant/plaintiff against the decision of the learned High Court Judge ('the trial judge') made on 25 April 2018 dismissing its claim against the respondent/defendant with costs of RM35,000.00 subject to allocator fee.

[2] We shall for purposes of this appeal refer to the parties as they were referred to in the High Court. Having heard and considered the respective parties' submission

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