[UPDATED] Lee Zii Jia settles family dispute, court orders company EGM by month-end
KUALA LUMPUR: Professional shuttler Lee Zii Jia’s legal dispute with his family over financial and management issues involving his company has been resolved, with the High Court ordering an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to be held at the end of the month, among other terms.
Lee Zii Jia, a men's singles shuttler, has come to an agreement with his father and elder sister regarding the management and finances of LZJ Management Sdn Bhd. The High Court recorded a consent judgment on October 20, 2026, outlining the terms of the settlement. Until an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) on October 31, Zii Jia's father, Lee Chee Hin, and sister, Lee Zii Yii, are prohibited from approving or authorizing directors' fees, allowances, bonuses, rewards, or other financial benefits for themselves.
The restriction does not apply to their monthly salaries, which began on September 1, 2026. They are also barred from approving or authorizing resolutions concerning director appointments, removals, company secretaries, disposal of material assets, issuance of new shares, or changes to the shareholding structure without prior court approval.
The injunction covers other significant decisions affecting the company's management, administration, or control. Zii Jia initiated the case, with LZJ Management as the first respondent, Chee Hin as the second, Zii Yii as the third, and Zii Jia's younger brother, Lee Tao, as the fourth. Zii Yii was not present in court as she was overseas at the time.
The case was filed on July 2, 2026, by Zii Jia, with legal representation from Ahmad Zayd Ahmad Zuber, Samantha Cheng for LZJ Management, and Adrian Ng for the respondents.
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