News
ExfunCity News | Lee Zii Jia Seeks High Court Injunction Against Father and Sister Over Company Management
By ExFunCity News Desk · 13 Oct 2026
TL;DR — Lee Zii Jia injunction case involves his father, sister and LZJ Management. Read about the 90% ownership claim, court application and latest updates.
The Lee Zii Jia injunction case has attracted national attention after the Malaysian professional badminton player sought a Kuala Lumpur High Court order restricting his father and sister from making certain financial and management decisions at LZJ Management Sdn Bhd.
According to reports published on October 12 and 13, 2026, Lee Zii Jia filed the application on July 2.
The legal dispute involves his father, Lee Chee Hin, and older sister, Lee Zii Yii, both directors of the company responsible for managing his professional career and commercial affairs. Link
Latest News: Lee Zii Jia Seeks Interim Court Injunction
The Lee Zii Jia injunction application seeks to prevent his father and sister from approving additional financial benefits for themselves while the management dispute remains unresolved.
These payments include directors' fees, allowances, bonuses and other benefits beyond their existing monthly salaries.
The application does not seek to stop their regular monthly salaries.
His younger brother, Lee Tao, and LZJ Management have also been named as respondents in the legal proceedings.
The case was filed under reference WA-24NCC-400-07/2026.
Related report: Free Malaysia Today – Zii Jia Seeks Injunction Against Father and Sister

Latest Update: Major Company Decisions Under Dispute
Beyond financial payments, Lee Zii Jia is also asking the court to restrict several major corporate decisions.
These include appointing or removing directors, appointing a company secretary, disposing of significant assets, issuing new shares and changing the company's ownership structure.
Under the requested injunction, the relevant directors would need court approval before making those decisions.
However, these are restrictions requested in the application, not measures confirmed to have already been imposed by the High Court.
Read more: The Rakyat Post – Lee Zii Jia Management Dispute
Current Status: Zii Jia Claims 90% Ownership of LZJ Management
Another major development in the Lee Zii Jia injunction case involves company ownership.
According to the court application, Zii Jia claims to hold 90% of LZJ Management, while his sister owns 9%.
Reports have differed on the identity of the remaining 1% shareholder, making official company records important for confirming the exact ownership structure.
LZJ Management was established to handle the shuttler's professional badminton career and commercial interests after he became an independent player.
The latest dispute has brought the company's internal management and governance into public focus.

Court Developments: Extraordinary General Meeting Requested
Lee Zii Jia is also seeking a court order requiring an extraordinary general meeting (EGM).
The proposed meeting would address management and corporate governance issues within LZJ Management.
According to reports of the supporting court documents, an earlier attempt to hold an EGM on December 22, 2025, failed because there was insufficient quorum.
Zii Jia wants the meeting held within 14 days of a court order, or another period determined by the court.
He has also requested permission to appoint an independent chairman to oversee the meeting.
Related report: Scoop – Lee Zii Jia Seeks Court Order Over Management Powers
Family Response: Father Opposes Court Intervention
The Lee Zii Jia injunction application is being contested by the respondents.
In a reply affidavit filed on August 6, 2026, his father, Lee Chee Hin, argued that court intervention was unnecessary because the company continued managing matters connected to his son's professional badminton career.
The disagreement highlights contrasting positions over how LZJ Management should operate.
As of October 13, 2026, available reporting has not confirmed that the court has granted or dismissed the interim injunction.Link

What's Next: Will the Court Restrict Management Powers?
The next major development will be the High Court's decision on the requested interim injunction and proposed EGM.
Any eventual ruling could influence how LZJ Management makes financial decisions, appoints directors and manages its corporate affairs.
For Malaysian badminton fans, another question is whether the family dispute will affect Zii Jia's sporting career.
However, no verified evidence currently establishes that the legal proceedings have changed his training arrangements, sponsorship agreements or competition plans.
The outcome remains subject to the court process.
For more breaking news, entertainment updates, viral stories and Malaysian trending topics, follow ExFunCity Telegram.