Kula & Associates

A young girl working in a pub as a bar attendant is being sued by the Employers of the pub for defamation. The pub was hiring young girls the age ranging around 18-25 years old and agreed to pay their employees in the following manner: (i) That the salary is depended on the beer sold per day (ii) That the employee cannot exceed as much of weight (iii) The employee must reside in the hostel with the other employees and during the stay is not allowed to leave the hostel. The condition of the hostel was very harsh and also restrictive which cause her to flee and escape the hostel. Subsequently, she lodged a police report with her father. In the police report stated that the defamation suit raised by the employer against the young girl was due to the police report which was made to the newspaper and media and since it has affected the business of the pub. They said the defamatory remarks which were published in the newspapers can be seen as followed: (i)      8

They trusted a friend and ended up losing RM100,000 published in Star Newspaper on Wednesday, 5/7/2017   IPOH: Five investors trusted their friend who introduced them to a money game scheme.But that trust turned into bad luck when the five friends lost about RM100,000 of their hard-earned money. One of them, Chin Soo Mee, 47, said she had invested RM10,000 after her former boss approached her to invest in the scheme. Chin, a single mother, and an office administrator said she deci­ded to join as her 19-year-old daughter was still in college and she wanted the extra income from the scheme’s monthly returns. All five of them invested in the scheme in December last year, and they were promised 10% monthly returns from January this year. “We realized something was wrong when we failed to get our returns for January, February, and March. “The company’s website stated that it had US$1.6mil (RM6.8mil) in its account. But when we checked the website in February