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  1. i) If you are enforcing the judgment you are referred to as the judgement creditor and the opposing party as the judgment debtor. ii) This is an application which can be used for discovery of information on the assets and financial means of the judgment debtor.

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  2. Dec 15, 2020 · In essence, a judgment creditor must be able to prove direct evidence showing that the judgment debtor has been “wilfully failing or neglecting to comply” with the order before taking any committal proceeding against the judgment debtor.

  3. Once a court judgment is delivered, the judgment creditor has the right to demand the amount specified in the judgment, known as the “judgment debt,” from the judgment debtor. If the judgment debtor fails to settle the judgment debt, the following options are available for the judgment creditor to enforce the judgment and recover the debt: -

  4. If you are enforcing the judgment you are referred to as the judgement creditor and the opposing party as the judgment debtor. This is an application which can be used for discovery of information on the assets and financial means of the judgment debtor.

  5. (7) If the judgment debtor makes default in payment according to any such order, a notice in the form prescribed by rules of court may be issued, on the request of the judgment creditor, calling upon the judgment debtor to attend before the court at a time therein stated and show cause why he should not be committed to prison for such default.

  6. The Judgement Debtor Summons (JDS) is an important court document used to collect debts. It orders a debtor, who has been legally determined to owe money, to go to court and share information about their finances. This helps creditors to get the money they are owed.

  7. A creditor is entitled to enforce any final judgment or order which exceeds an amount of RM100,000 and above against the debtor via bankruptcy proceedings provided that he must first obtain the final judgment or final order in his favour.