Kong Kin Lay & Ors v Kong Kin Siong & Ors

This case involves a dispute over the validity of a 2014 will executed by Kong Siew Tong, a centenarian businessman. The plaintiffs, his children, challenged the will, alleging lack of testamentary capacity, suspicious circumstances, and undue influence by the defendants, who were also beneficiaries. The High Court of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur dismissed the plaintiffs' claims, upheld the validity of the 2014 will, and ordered the estate to be administered accordingly. The court found no evidence of undue influence or lack of testamentary capacity, and the will was deemed valid under the Wills Act 1959.