Debt Recovery

Won a judgment but still not paid? How Malaysian creditors enforce a judgment debt: seizure and sale, garnishee orders, judgment debtor summons, charging orders, insolvency, interest and time limits.

How a creditor makes an individual debtor bankrupt in Malaysia: the threshold, the bankruptcy notice and petition, the rules for guarantors, automatic discharge, and whether bankruptcy actually gets you paid.

How a creditor uses a section 466 notice to wind up a Malaysian company that will not pay: the threshold, service, the 21 days, the six-month window, disputed debts, costs and what follows.

A step-by-step guide for Malaysian businesses chasing unpaid invoices: the documents that prove the debt, the letter of demand, the right court, summary judgment, instalment deals and enforcement.

What a Malaysian letter of demand should contain, who should send it, how long to give, what it costs, how to respond if you receive one, and how it differs from a section 466 notice.

Have you ever encountered the situation whereby your company has issued invoices to your clients and your clients did not want to make the payment. Though numerous reminders are given, the clients still refused to make payment as if they have deaf ears.