It can work if the company still exists. If the company has closed down, then I don't think there is anything you can do.
You can try the Small Claims Tribunal under Ministry of Domestic Trade & Consumer Affairs.
Pay RM10 to file the claim form - no lawyer fee, no representation by lawyers, just you and the company.
The award is similiar binding to that of a Court Order. Just make sure you have all the proper documentation.
What kind of claims can you file?The following are examples of claims that you can file:
Refund of money paid for defective goods[/B]
Refund of wages/salaries paid for work that has not been carried out;
Claims for due commissions
Claims for payment on supplied facilities, rendered services or undertaken repairs.
Before you proceed with your claims, you should:
- Send a final letter to the other party, threatening court action.
- Set a time limit for the other party to pay compensation or reimbursement.
- If you still get nowhere, proceed to file your case in court.
Extract from
How Do You Start A Small Claims Procedure in Malaysia? Background of the Tribunal