What can A do? 

1. A should remove the objects blocking B’s car. This action may give rise to B bringing a nuisance action for creating an obstruction. 

2. A can consider agreeing to an instalment plan with B to settle A’s debt. 

3. A can issue a letter to B to demand for payment. The letter should specify the amount of debt, the deadline to pay the debt, the services rendered / the products supplied giving rise to the debt, and the timeframe to settle the debt. 

4. After the specified timeframe for settling the debt has passed, A can follow up with B or claim directly through the court. 

5. If the debt amount is not more than RM5000, A can claim through small claim. 

6. If the debt amount is more than RM5000, A can consult a lawyer to pursue a claim against B. 

What can B do? 

1. B can discuss with A to agree with an instalment plan if B is facing financial difficulty.  

2. B can request A to remove the objects blocking B’s car. If A refuses, B can lodge a police report.  

3. If A is still refusing to remove the objects blocking B’s car, B can issue a letter to A requesting for removal. B can seek for remedy in court if A is continuously blocking B’s car.  

Posted on April 12, 2024

By Fong Fooong Lan

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