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Your Ref :

Our Ref :
Date : 30

BY POST/FAX/EMAIL
Dear Sirs,
Consent Judgment dated zzz (“The Consent Judgment”)
Shah Alam High Court Divorce Petition No. zzz
Property :
Borrower/Chargor :
Financier :
Facility :

We refer to the above matter and your letter dated 25/6/2019.

Our client vehemently denies your client’s allegation that our client has caused an intentional and/or
unintentional delay, whatever it may be meant by your client!

It is to be noted that pursuant to our letter dated 1/2/2018, our client requested for an extension of time
to obtain refinancing of the Property in line with prayer f(i) of the Consent Judgement pending the
completion of the sale and purchase transaction of the shop lot. This letter was never responded to by
your client promptly and hence deemed that your client gave a tacit consent of our client’s request. In
the circumstance, your allegation in imputing that our client has caused an ‘intentional and/or
unintentional’ is unwarranted and untenable as the conduct of your client in withholding and delaying
to forward to us the Memorandum of Transfer connotes that the delay is on your client’s part.

In addition, with regards to your client’s frivolous and vexatious demand on ‘late payment interest of
8% per annum’ totaling to a sum of RM22,522.33 is vehemently denied. Towards this end, please refer
to our letter dated 9/1/2019.

Further, from the observation raised by you in your letter dated 25/6/2019, it is obvious that you and/or
your client has the knowledge that our client is sincere in forwarding to your client the sum of
RM198,726.47 being your client’s entitlement of share in accordance with the Consent Judgment. Our
client had deposited with us his Public Bank cheque No. zzz dated 23/3/2019 amounting to
RM198,726.47 in favour of your client since March. Hence, your client’s argument on late payment
interest is further without any merits.

Please take note that we shall only forward the said cheque to you for your onward transmission to your
client upon receipt of the duly executed Memorandum of Transfer in order for us to ensure that the
Memorandum of Transfer has been properly executed by your client in that the same is not executed
with a ball point pen!

TAKE NOTICE that unless we receive the duly executed Memorandum of Transfer from you
FORTHWITH, we shall not hesitate to commence a legal action against your client and you for failing
to advise your client properly and adequately in which event, we shall claim all cost including legal
fees and expenses on a solicitors-client basis including cost against you.

Yours faithfully,
……………………………
SAW IAN LING
LEGAL ASSOCIATE
Encl.
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