Published on: Tuesday, February 23, 2021
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For many people, their early childhood has fond memories of the ‘big green round container tin’ that sits on our shelf and cupboard.
It was like a morning call that a cup of it, would bring a smile to start the day.
MILO – Malaysia’s No. 1 choice for breakfast remains a nutritious beverage thanks to the goodness of its ingredients and nutrients.
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Together with balanced diet and healthy lifestyle, MILO with its iconic choco-malty taste provides the energy to stay active and alert.
Going back in time, since the choco-malt drink was introduced in Malaysia in 1950, MILO has won the hearts of Malaysians across all generations, and more importantly captured their taste buds.
Introduction
Every construction project has at least one consultant appointed by a developer (also known as an employer of the project). While the types of consultant and their respective roles may differ from project to project, a consultant s role generally includes the certification of work and progress. In most instances, this also requires the consultant to certify the amount payable for work done and the amount payable by the employer to the main contractor. A payment certificate will be issued thereafter.
As cashflow is crucial for main contractors in any ongoing construction project, prompt and expeditious payments by the employer are often expected. However, if the main contractor is dissatisfied with the payment certificate, can the main contractor sue the consultant for negligence? The Court of Appeal addressed this question in a recent case commenced by PCP Construction Sdn Bhd against L3 Architects Sdn Bhd.(1) In its decision, the Court of Appeal unanimously upheld t