Unpaid debts are a common issue in Malaysia's construction industry, affecting contractors, suppliers, and subcontractors alike. Late...

Debt collection and recovery in Malaysia involve reclaiming outstanding debts through various methods, both legal and illegal . ...

For business owners and creditors alike, the veil of a "Sendirian Berhad" (Sdn. Bhd.) is often perceived as an impenetrable shield that...

Payment disputes are an all-too-common issue in Malaysia’s construction industry. Contractors often face delayed payments or outright...

The construction industry in Malaysia is no stranger to payment disputes. Whether due to cash flow challenges, project delays, or...

The construction industry in Malaysia is one of the nation’s economic pillars, but it often faces challenges related to payment disputes....

In the world of debt recovery, one common excuse offered by debtors is, "I haven't received payment from my own customer, so I can't pay...

One of the most important considerations before embarking on litigation is whether the potential benefits outweigh the costs involved....

Q:  I have a debt of RM 300k, but I did not enter into a written agreement with the debtor. We discussed everything via WhatsApp. Can those WhatsApp messages be used as evidence? A:  In short, YES . ✅ However, there are some points to consider: Admissibility : 📝 If both parties agree on the authenticity, WhatsApp messages are easily admitted as evidence. Disputed Authenticity : 🤔 If the authenticity is challenged, you must prove the messages are genuine, e.g., by linking a

As a debt recovery lawyer, I often get asked about the "probability" of recovery. While it's challenging to provide an exact numerical...

A Guide to Enforcement Options in Malaysia In Malaysia, once a creditor has obtained a judgment against a debtor, there are several...

No lawyer will tell you this - but when it comes to resolving disputes, court litigation should always be considered a last resort. While...

Looking to reduce payment defaults, especially when dealing with Sdn. Bhd. or Bhd. companies? Consider the almighty "Personal Guarantee"...

1. In legal debt recovery, clients frequently ask me to declare a debtor bankrupt or wind up their company. 2. However, I often recommend...

1. Under Malaysia's Limitation Act 1953 , you have six (6) years to initiate a claim for a debt owed to you. 2. This six-year period starts from when the cause of action arises, which is typically when the debt is due— for example, the date on the invoice or the expiration of any credit terms. 3. Once these six years pass, your claim becomes "time-barred." 4. However, this period can restart if the debtor makes a partial payment or acknowledges the debt, such as through a mes