Pensioner wins order against firm


  • Nation
  • Wednesday, 05 Nov 2003

JOHOR BARU: A pensioner obtained an injunction from the High Court to prevent a developer from further allowing soil from a development site to flow into the pensioner’s premises whenever it rains or floods. 

Justice Datuk Kang Hwee Gee granted 62-year-old Low Chin Choy’s application for the injunction to prevent Kong Sun Enteprise Sdn Bhd, its agents or workers from allowing soil at the Taman Kulai Utama development site to flow into his house at 66, Jalan Baiduri, Taman Selatan. 

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