Hock Hua Bank Bhd v. Sahari Bin Murid [1981] 1 MLJ 143 FC, per Chang Min Tat FJ
“Clearly the court has no power under any application in the same action to alter vary or set aside a judgment regularly obtained after it has been entered or an order after it is drawn up, except under the slip rule in Order 28 rule 11 Rules of the Supreme Court 1957 (Order 20 rule 11 Rules of the High Court 1980) so far as is necessary to correct errors in expressing the intention of the court: Re St Nazaire Co 12 Ch D 88, Kelsey v. Doune [1912] 2 KB 482; Hession v. Jones [1914] 2 KB 421, unless it is a judgment by default or made in the absence of a party at the trial or hearing.”
