The Bankruptcy Database provides details of all individuals petitioned, declared, released or deceased bankrupt. The Bankruptcy database provides bankruptcy filing information from ALL High Courts in Malaysia.  

Petitions from the national newspapers are included since 1 January 1998.  The newspapers covered are:- The Star, New Straits Times, Malay Mail, Berita Harian, The Sun and The Utusan.  These papers are scanned for such records on a daily basis, seven days per week.

Bankruptcy judicial documents are included from 1985.  There are over 100,000 records in the index.  On average 300 new records are added to the database each week.  Records are added as they are available.

The judicial records show the Court filing number, the location, the date of the Notice or order, the name of the individual, the Identification number and, in the case of petitions, the date of the court hearing.

NOTE: An adjudication order is the same as a declaration of bankruptcy.  A receiving order is the first order the court makes in the bankruptcy process.  Individuals who obtain a voluntary declaration of bankruptcy are included one year after the order is obtained.

 

• Full addresses of individuals. These are available only upon request.
• Name/address of lawyers issuing the notice.  These are available only upon request.

You can search the Bankruptcy Database alone or in combination with other databases in customized searches.

To find an individual type in the least common word/s of the name and press the "Check" button.  For example if the name of the company is "Abdullah Azrie" enter the word Azrie to see all the names that match this string. 
NOTE: Often common names are shortened - eg. Abdullah - Abd.

On the results page choose the link of the name for which you wish to view the record/s in the database. 

The Company Database provides details of all companies petitioned and wound-up. The Company database provides wind-up/liquidation filing information from ALL High Courts in Malaysia.

Creditors petitions, Notices of Liquidation and Voluntary Wind-up Resolutions are included since 1993.  The source of the information is mainly from notices in the Government Gazette.  From 1 August 1998 petition notices are included as they are advertised in the daily newspapers.  The newspapers covered for the petitions are:- The Star, New Straits Times, Malay Mail, Berita Harian, The Sun and The Utusan.  These papers are read on a daily basis, seven days per week.    On average 100 new records are added each week.  Records are added to the database daily.

The records show the Court filing number, the location, the date of the Notice or order, the name of the company, the name of the creditor/petitioner, the company number and Subscribeed address (where available) and, in the case of petitions, the date of the court hearing for the petition.

 

• Name/address of lawyers issuing the petition.  These are available only upon request.

You can search the Company Database alone or in combination with other databases in customized searches.

To find an company type in the least common word/s of the name and press the "Check" button.  For example if the name of the company is "Abacus Electronics" enter the word Abacus to see all the names that match this string. 

On the results page choose the link of the name for which you wish to view the record/s in the database.

The Summons Database provides details of all individuals or companies where substituted service of a summons has been issued by advertisement in the daily Malaysian Newspapers.

Summons from the Malaysian national newspapers are included since 1 July 1998.  The newspapers covered are:- The Star, New Straits Times, Malay Mail, Berita Harian, The Sun and The Utusan.  These papers are read on a daily basis, seven days per week.   On average 100 new records are added each week.  Records are added to the database daily.

The records show the Court filing number, the location of the filing, the date of the Notice or order, the name of the individual or company , the amount of the summons (where available), the identification number of the individual or company (where available) and the date of the court hearing.

 

• Full addresses of individuals. These are available only upon request.
• Name/address of lawyers issuing summons.  These are available only upon request.

You can search the Summons Database alone or in combination with other databases in customized searches.

To find an individual type in the least common word/s of the name and press the "Check" button.  For example if the name of the company is "Abdullah Azrie" enter the word Azrie to see all the names that match this string. 
NOTE: Often common names are shortened so it is best to avoid these - eg. Abdullah - Abd.

On the results page choose the link of the name for which you wish to view the record/s in the database.