PwC Malaysia's application to admit documents under Section 90 (A) of the Evidence Act was rejected by the Kuala Lumpur High Court

On the 5th of December 2012, the Kuala Lumpur High Court made a finding that :

i) no evidence that these documents came from the system (PwC Servers)

ii) no evidence that these documents are still in the system (PwC Servers).

This was after PwC Partner, Lee Geok Ling, told the court during cross examination that :

i) he did not generate the documents from the system (PwC Servers)

ii) these documents (including purported emails) could have been manipulated.

Strangely, PwC's counsel did not re-examine Mr Lee Geok Ling after cross examination.

According to our PwC Insider, during the court room proceedings the Plaintiffs' contention was that these documents were fabricated.

Interestingly, PwC did not make available any Server reports or logs as evidence that these "documents" were or are still in the system (PwC Servers).

Faiz Azmi and Sridharan Nair should read the entire transcripts of the 5th of December 2012 in detail because what happened was under your watch and the buck stops with the both of you.

We the Group of 6 are only doing this for a better Malaysia, and PwC being the largest Accounting Firm in Malaysia can do much better than this.