Harmindar Singh Dhaliwal says defamation suits should be limited to individuals as it does not make sense for the government and corporation to sue its citizens.
I AM IN FULL AGREEMENT WITH HARMINDAR SINGH.
MANY MOONS AGO I LOST A CASE TO SRI KUALA LUMPUR AND THE TEACHER WHO MOLESTED MY SON.
THOUGH THE SCHOOL HAD NO LICENCE AT THE TIME OF THE INCIDENT, THE EDUCATION MINISTRY BACK DATED THE LICENCE TO FAVOUR THE SCHOOL.
WHEN MY CASE STARTED IT WAS BIASED FROM THE WORD GO.
THE JUDGE HAD TO WAIT FOR TAN SRI TO START THE TRIAL. OUT OF 8 TIMES APPEARANCE, TAN SRI WAS LATE 5 TIMES.
THE JUDGE WAS QUICK TO STOP MY SON FOR REVEALING THE INCIDENTS MANY TIMES AND I WAS TOLD TO CUT SHORT MY SIDE OF THE STORY AND NOT WASTE THE COURT TIME.
BUT WHEN TAN SRI TOOK THE STAND, THE JUDGE TOOK GREAT CARE IN QUESTIONING HIM.
LATER I FOUND OUT THAT TAN SRI HAD SETTLE OFF THE JUDGE'S HUSBAND BANKRUPTCY DEBTS.
THEN IN ANOTHER CASE, I WROTE THANKS TO AGONG .............AND I GOT FINE FOR RM10,000 BECAUSE THE JUDGE TOLD ME THAT I CANNOT WIN THE CASE BECAUSE OF XXXXXXX
IT WOULD BE GOOD IF THE LAW CAN CHANGE WHEREBY CORPORATION AND GOVERNMENT CANNOT SUE THE RAKYAT FOR DEFAMATION BECAUSE NO JUDGE WILL WANT TO BE IN THE BAD BOOKS OF THE ONES WITH BIG MONEY AND POWER.![]()
