QUOTE(Ginny88 @ Mar 24 2018, 09:23 AM)
TS, go with a friend who can video tape the encounter. If Chen Yoon Kwee refuses to sign or gets aggressive at least you have proof that you tried.
Hi, yes, I did what you said but I went there by myself during last Saturday.
Chen Yoon Kwee was pretended to be his "brother" and he refused to sign, but luckily I recorded a 6 minute video as a proof to prove I submitted
the letter (198 form) to him already.
Lowyat forum has no platform to upload video?
I will share this 6 min video in Chen Yoon Kwee's house with all of you soon.
Thank you for your support..

QUOTE(Volkswagen2 @ Mar 24 2018, 07:18 PM)
The suggestion by the Judge is easy but executing that suggestion is surely not easy. Did you ask the Judge what happens if this person did not want to sign on the document even though you managed to see him? Imagine the things he had previously done by not having a valid insurance on his vehicle and not taking responsibility of the offense he had committed. Such a brazen individual who seems to be oblivious to the law. If I am not mistaken the document that needs his signature will get him to Court. Do you think he will put his signature onto a piece of paper that will get him arrested? It's akin to getting himself into jail if he signs on the paper that you will be giving to him. That doesn't make any sense to me.
Usually the notification letter is to get him to Court on a specific date, and if he fails to turn up then the Court can issue a warrant of arrest. There isn't any need for any signature. Perhaps your case is unique. WHy can't it be a notification letter whereby the letter is sent via Registered Mail to ensure that the person has received the letter? In that way if the person has received the letter to attend the Court hearing and did not turn on the specific date, a warrant of arrest will be issued.
In summary, even if you manage to meet the person if you go to his house, I think it is very likely that you will not get his signature. If he signs on the letter, it's almost the same as putting a gun on his own head. So the next question that you need to ask the Judge is what can the Court of Law do if the offender declined to sign on the papers. The suggestion by Ginny88 above is a good one. Don't go alone but bring a friend with you to record a video or just as a backup or witness.
I think the judge wants to make sure Chen Yoon Kwee has received the letter so that the judge has a good reason to issue warrant if Chen Yoon Kwee does not show-up in the second hearing
which is held on 13 April 2018.
I already sent one AR registered mail to Chen Yoon Kwee in February that was before Chinese New Year, but unfortunately this AR registered mail was not signed by Chen Yoon Kwee but it was signed by somebody else, I guess must be his mother signed on it. I think Chen Yoon Kwee is very cunning, he knows he has shit because he himself is doing bad things, so he will not sign on any registered mail but he will ask his mother to sign on behalf of him.
I have a 6 minutes video to prove to court I have submitted the letter to Chen Yoon kwee.
I will upload this video soon. Thank you for your support. ..
This post has been edited by TangkapPenipu: Mar 26 2018, 03:25 AM