Luqman's musings

  This is the final part of a LinkedIn discussion. This lawyer, Chris Kwan lives in Australia and has voiced his opinion. Our local lawyers dare not voice the opinion. Chris Kwan - Seasoned Lawyer Luqman Michel, I can say that this part "Further, since you have extended your complaints to numerous professional bodies, government ministries & Departments, including newspapers, it is your responsibility to ensure that every such recipient of your complaints must be present at the meeting. Please let us have a copy of them to evidence that you have invited them to the meeting." is not correct as whether these people come or not is beyond your control and to put such a condition clearly shows the developer is not interested to talk by putting up these barriers. 

  This is the continuation of LINK . Chris Kwan  ( Seasoned Lawyer & Coder & US Patentee)  I do not know the full story about a lawyer blocking a "simple" meeting between house buyers and developer. I am surprised because in most cases buyers simply walk up to the developer's office and wave their fists. If this fails, they just stand around the office, blocking the roads and talk to reporters. It is the first time I heard of this incident. If you know the name of this lawyer (take photo) lodge a complaint to the SLS. In Sabah, yes, I would agree those who have money will tend to have an upper hand not only in law but in everything else in life. The problem with developer in Sabah is because the law to protect consumers is less. For example, in West Malaysia, they are proposing tougher laws but we are NOT part of this. LINK