Kedah Pensioner Wins RM100,000 Against State-Linked Golf Course After Seven Years Of Stray Balls Damaging His Home
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A retired civil servant has won RM100,000 in damages after the Alor Setar High Court ruled that a golf course owned by subsidiaries of the Kedah state government's investment arm had unreasonably infringed on his property rights - the result of nearly seven years of stray balls, 16 police reports,…
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A 61-year-old retired civil servant has won RM100,000 in damages after nearly seven years of stray golf balls landing on his home in Jitra, Kedah.
The Alor Setar High Court ruled on Wednesday that golf course operator BDB Darulaman Golf & Resort Bhd and landowner BDB Land Sdn Bhd are jointly and severally liable for private nuisance.
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- Sep 26, 2026
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