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tortfeasors (there is no allegation or finding of contributory negligence<br />

on the part of the plaintiffs). Yet the reason as to why the liability<br />

against the second and third defendants has to be only ‘50%’ is,<br />

remarkably, not explained in the grounds of judgment. The reason as<br />

to why the second and third defendants are found to be mere co-<br />

tortfeasors is also, curiously, not explained in the grounds of<br />

judgment. It is also not explained in the grounds of judgment that, if<br />

the second and third defendants are mere co-tortfeasors, then who<br />

is/are the other tortfeasor/tortfeasors who is/are also 50% liable? Is it<br />

the developer (Merger Acceptance)? Or, is it the first defendant<br />

(Rakyat Corporation)? Or, is there some other party? On this<br />

question, the notes of evidence, the grounds of judgment and the<br />

sealed Order, unfortunately, appear to be silent.<br />

[Appeal allowed with costs of RM50,000 for here and below]<br />

(DATO’ MOHD HISHAMUDIN YUNUS)<br />

Judge, Court of Appeal<br />

Palace of Justice<br />

Putrajaya<br />

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