Was on leave today as we need to attend court in JB again. Supposed to wake up at 6.30am as we need to reach the court by 9am, but we didn't. Instead we woke up at only 8am. So we quickly got ourselves prepared and left home at 8.30am with a hungry stomach. Luckily there wasn't any jam and we reached destination at 9.15am.
Initially we wanted to ask for a postponed as we haven't receive any reply from Singpost but, this time the judge is nice and understanding and he told us that actually we need not postpone it anymore. All because we can take our vow there. This judge aka president (that's what the malaysian judge are called) said actually the first time we attend the court, we can take vow to say that we already did our part to pass them the letter already. He shaked his head and said how come the previous judge make us do everything again, so troublesome.
Here he goes to give the judgement: The judge gave us the authority to take back the money from them ourselves. If by 14days we didn't get back our money, we then need to go down to the court again to seek help from them and they will get those authorise people to get back for us. Thus, we're half won the case. =)
While waiting for the letter (which we need to pass to the other party), we went to had our brunch at nearby shopping mall for pizza hut. Been a long time since i last had it, and darling and i had never dine at any pizza hut outlet. We ordered a set meal for 2 and a plate of chicken wings (2pieces) for only less than RM30 (if i didn't remembered wrongly). Cheap to the core issn't it?

According to the judgment, we're required to hand the letter (by the court) to them and so we decided to make a trip down since there's another victim (happened to know that he, a malay Singaporean who needs to go down too. Hence, we went down together with them. In order to have prove that we did went down and pass to them by hand, i took pictures. Took pictures of the place, the surrounding and video cam (did it secretly for video cam).
After which, we went to the petrol kiosk to top-up of our petrol, bought some chewing gum and sweets before we left the country.