Court issues peace bond over property boundary quarrel in Kampung Matang
Based on the facts of the case, Mustapha had scolded Siti and attempted to throw a flower pot at her during an incident, which occurred around 2pm on April 29, 2025, at Kampung Matang. – Photo by Chimon Upon
KUCHING (June 26): The Magistrates' Court here today placed a man and a woman on a six-month bond of RM400 each to keep the peace after they were involved in a quarrel over property boundary issues.
Magistrate Syarifah Fatimah Azura Wan Ali made the order against Mustapha Noor Abdullah, 34, and Siti Nur Syahada Muliadi, 24, after they pleaded guilty under Section 67 of the Criminal Procedure Code.
Based on the facts of the case, Mustapha had scolded Siti and attempted to throw a flower pot at her during an incident, which occurred around 2pm on April 29, 2025, at Kampung Matang.
It was believed that Mustapha also threatened to destroy flower plants belonging to Siti and her family.
Fearing for her safety and that of her family, Siti lodged a police report, which led to Mustapha's arrest on June 23, 2025.
Investigations revealed that Mustapha acted aggressively after being prevented from erecting a fence near Siti's house due to an unresolved boundary issue between their properties.
The placement of Siti's flower plants was said to obstruct the path where Mustapha intended to construct the fence, leading to a dispute between the two parties.
To prevent a recurrence of the incident, the court ordered both individuals to execute a bond to keep the peace for six months.
The case was handled by ASP Arman Ibrahim, while Mustapha and Siti were not represented by lawyers. Kampung Matang peace bond property boundary
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Based on the facts of the case, Mustapha had scolded Siti and attempted to throw a flower pot at her during an incident, which occurred around 2pm on April 29, 2025, at Kampung Matang. – Photo by Chimon Upon KUCHING (June 26): The Magistrates' Court here today placed a man and a woman on a six-month bond of RM400 each to keep the peace after they were involved in a quarrel over property boundary issues. Magistrate Syarifah Fatimah Azura Wan Ali made the order against Mustapha Noor Abdullah, 34, and Siti Nur Syahada Muliadi, 24, after they pleaded guilty under Section 67 of the Criminal Procedure Code. Based on the facts of the case, Mustapha had scolded Siti and attempted to throw a flower pot at her during an incident, which occurred around 2pm on April 29, 2025, at Kampung Matang. It was believed that Mustapha also threatened to destroy flower plants belonging to Siti and her family. Fearing for her safety and that of her family, Siti lodged a police report, which led to Mustapha's arrest on June 23, 2025. Investigations revealed that Mustapha acted aggressively after being prevented from erecting a fence near Siti's house due to an unresolved boundary issue between their properties. The placement of Siti's flower plants was said to obstruct the path where Mustapha intended to construct the fence, leading to a dispute between the two parties. To prevent a recurrence of the incident, the court ordered both individuals to execute a bond to keep the peace for six months. The case was handled by ASP Arman Ibrahim, while Mustapha and Siti were not represented by lawyers. Kampung Matang peace bond property boundary
