MBSJ menang rayuan kes notis henti sewaan banglo
Mahkamah Rayuan berkata notis disampaikan kepada peguam pemilik rumah selepas lelaki itu didakwa enggan menemui pegawai majlis bandaraya, adalah sah.
Mahkamah Tinggi membatalkan notis MBSJ to end temporary use of Yeoh's three-storey property for short-term rental. Three-judge panel of MBSJ Appeal Court upheld the appeal, directing RM30,000 be paid to the authority. The dispute centres on whether MBSJ properly served notice under Section 87 of the Roads, Parit and Buildings Act 1974 to lawyer Yeoh Thiam Soon, rather than delivering it personally.
The court found that the High Court's decision was unlawful, overturning it and returning Yeoh's application for further appeal to the High Court for consideration. The notice required Yeoh to cease using his three-storey property for short-term rental, and prompted the authority's celebration and cleanup efforts. Notifying Yeoh personally was deemed ineffective, as he refused to meet MBSJ officials.
The court noted Yeoh was aware of the notice through his lawyer, and would have had the opportunity to contest it in court.
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