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New MessageMemorandum Rayuan (modified 0 times) notalawyer
Hi sharron,

Yes, you can still apply to stay the AORO after you become bankrupt.
This will prevent you bank accounts from being frozen. ( if you succeed )

The Memorandum of Appeal is where you document down what you think of how the
High Court Judge arrived at the wrong decision or what the Judge did wrong.
This list is very important, because an issue that is not in this list cannot be brought up again at the Court of Appeals.

Here is an example of Memorandum of Appeal which you need to add to your Appeals Record
for Court of Appeal, Putrajaya.
I made it bi-lingual for easier understanding for all parties and judges.
Feel free to change it to suit your case.


DALAM MAHKAMAH RAYUAN MALAYSIA
(Bidang Kuasa Rayuan)

RAYUAN SIVIL NO : XXXX XXXX XXXXXX

<YOUR NAME> ( IC No ) ......................... Perayu
ABC Bank Berhad ( Company No) .......................... Responden

DALAM MAHKAMAH TINGGI DI SHAH ALAM
DALAM NEGERI SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN, MALAYSIA

KEBANKRAPAN : XXX XXXX XXXXX

<Your Name> ( ICNo )......................... Penghutang Penghakiman
ABC Bank Berhad (Company No).......................... Pemiutang Penghakiman


MEMORANDUM RAYUAN

<Your Name> iaitu perayu yang namanya tersebut diatas merayu kepada keseluruhan keputusan Yang Arif Tuan <High Court Judge Name> yang diberikan di Shah Alam pada DD haribulan MM YEAR atas alasan yang berikut.


1. Hakim Mahkamah Tinggi khilaf apabila beliau hanya merujuk kepada kaedah penyampaian yang ada di dalam Kaedah-kaedah Mahkamah Tinggi 1980 tanpa memberi pertimbangan kepada kaedah-kaedah yang lebih khusus yang termaktub di dalam Akta Kebankrapan 1967 dan Kaedah-kaedah Kebankrapan.

(The High Court Judge fell into error when he relied solely on High Court Rules 1980 for service of documents without consideration of more specific requirements stated in Bankruptcy Act and Rules.)


2. Hakim Mahkamah Tinggi khilaf bila beliau gagal mempertimbangkan bahawa Afidavit Peyampaian Notis Kebankrapan yang diikrar oleh kerani pejabat tidak dengan sendirinya (tanpa bukti dokumen yang lain) melebihi afidavit-afidavit perayu yang menafikannya.

(The High Court Judge failed to consider that the Affidavit of Service of Notice of Bankruptcy averred by a legal clerk does not by itself (without other documentary proof) overcome the denial affidavits by the appellant.


3. Hakim Mahkamah Tinggi gagal melihat bahawa pihak pempetisyen (yang menanggung beban bukti ) telah gagal mengemukakan bukti yang mencukupi bahawa Perbuatan Kebankrapan telah berlaku bila dicabar oleh perayu.

(The High Court Judge failed see that the petitioner (who had a burden of proof) had failed to provide a sufficient Standard of Proof that an Act of Bankruptcy has been committed when put to strict proof by the appellant's affidavits.

4. Hakim Mahkamah Tinggi khilaf bila beliau gagal mempertimbangkan bahawa jika adanya keraguan dalam prosiding kebankrapan, pihak yang paling tinggi impeknya (iatu perayu) mestilah diberi kelebihan.

(The High Court Judge fell into error when he failed to consider that when doubt exists in a bankruptcy proceeding, an advantage must be given to the party most affected/impacted which is the appellant)

5. Hakim Mahkamah Tinggi khilaf bila beliau gagal mempertimbangkan bahawa jika rayuan ini tidak dibenarkan, kes ini akan menjadi suatu preceden baru dimana penyampaian gantian tidak lagi diperlukan dan Pemiutang hanya memerlukan affidavit penyampaian sahaja bagi Notis Kebankrapan.

(The High Court Judge failed consider that disallowing this appeal will set a new precedent which will obsolete the requirement for substituted service for all future Notices of Bankruptcy )


Bertarikh pada DD haribulan Month YYYY.


....................................
Perayu

30 Jan, 2012 10:30:43

New MessageRE:Memorandum Rayuan (modified 0 times) sharron
Thanks notalawyer! It is perfect!
Now I see how everything fits together in the Putrajaya Appeal.
31 Jan, 2012 11:42:05

New MessageRE:Memorandum Rayuan (modified 0 times) sharron
Hi notalawyer,

Remember the bank filed an affidavit by the office boy saving that he met me but I refused to accept the Notice of Bankruptcy? They did not send me a copy of this affidavit.

When I asked the bank lawyer for a copy, she told me to do a "file search" at the High Court to get a copy myself.
Can they do that?

Now should I include this affidavit in the Appeals Record for Court of Appeals, Putrajaya? ( I don't have a copy ).

01 Feb, 2012 17:52:06

New MessageRE:Memorandum Rayuan (modified 0 times) notalawyer
Write a letter to the bank lawyer to ask them to confirm the list of documents to be included in your appeals record. Give them 7 days to send to you any additional affidavits that they want included in the appeals record. Tell them that if they don't reply or send any documents, it will be deemed that that have agreed to the list of documents.
02 Feb, 2012 16:53:48

New MessageRE:Memorandum Rayuan (modified 0 times) sharron
hi notalawyer,

Thanks for the great tip!
Another thing, my lawyer friend says that I need to get permission first before appealing to the Court of Appeals? How do I obtain this permission?

Sorry to bother you again.

04 Feb, 2012 00:01:48

New MessageRE:Memorandum Rayuan (modified 0 times) notalawyer
Well... your lawyer fren is wrong.
For bankruptcy cases, permission (leave) is not required.
04 Feb, 2012 14:05:01

New MessageRE:Memorandum Rayuan (modified 0 times) AK23
Hi Notalawyer,

I was just preparing an appeal to court of appeal for first time. So far I have just filed the notice of appeal. I found your sample sample Memorandum of Appeal, it was useful. I shall be thankful to you could tell me what are the documents forming record of appeal, and whether it is sub-divided in any way like the common bundle of documents. Regards AK

21 Apr, 2012 15:12:30

New MessageRE:Memorandum Rayuan (modified 0 times) notalawyer
Hi AK23, Are you a lawyer?

The Record of Appeal to Court of Appeal should be in only one bundle and must include

1. Memorandum of Appeal
2. Appeal Chronology
3. All pleadings (affidavits)
4. High Court Written Submissions
5. Court Order ( sealed or draft )
6. Notice of Appeal
7. Related Summons and Notices
8. All other docs which you think is relevant
( for example letters showing the other party agreed to your list of documents
or letters proving you had sent some docs to the other party )

Your Court of Appeal Written Submission and Authority Bundle can be prepared later when you receive a letter from Putrajaya setting the hearing date.

21 Apr, 2012 15:33:15


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