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Mahkamah membuat keputusan yang memihak kepada Noraseela Khalid, mengatakan larangan menyeluruh oleh JMB tidak boleh dikuatkuasakan.
Olympic archer Noraseela Khalid secured the right to protect her vaccinated cats in a condominium complex. The High Court in Shah Alam ruled that the JMB Shang Villa Condominium cannot enforce its house rules against pet ownership without sufficient evidence. The court acknowledged that Section 14 of the Strata Management Act 2015 allows for protective measures regarding pet ownership, but such measures must be supported by evidence.
Noraseela's lawyer, Rajesh Nagarajan, stated that many residents in the strata development have been enforcing blanket bans on pets. The court's decision explains that such house rules should not override federal law. While the right to keep pets is not undermined, the management must act on evidence, not assumptions that any pet is a nuisance.
Noraseela had previously submitted an affidavit stating she cares for three vaccinated cats in her home, with no disturbance to other residents. The affidavit emphasized that JMB's House Rule 9.0 violates her constitutional rights, including Article 8 on equality before the law and Article 13 on property protection, as it was implemented without any evidence of disturbance or nuisance.
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