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The Rejection Form is a crucial document in Malaysian business operations, designed to facilitate the formal process of rejecting goods, services, or contractual obligations that do not meet specified requirements or expectations. This document is essential for compliance with Malaysian legislation, particularly the Contracts Act 1950 and Consumer Protection Act 1999, which govern contractual relationships and consumer rights. The form is typically used when received goods or services are defective, non-conforming, or otherwise unsatisfactory according to the original agreement terms. It captures critical information including party details, transaction references, specific rejection grounds, and required declarations, serving as a formal record of the rejection decision and protecting the interests of all parties involved. The Rejection Form is particularly relevant in both B2B and B2C contexts, providing a standardized approach to handling rejections while maintaining legal compliance.

1. Form Title and Reference Number: Clear identification of the document as a Rejection Form with a unique reference number for tracking purposes

2. Date: Date when the rejection is being made

3. Rejecting Party Details: Full name, contact information, and address of the person/entity rejecting the goods/services

4. Original Transaction Details: Reference to original purchase/agreement including date, invoice/order number, and transaction details

5. Item/Service Description: Detailed description of the goods or services being rejected

6. Rejection Reason: Clear statement of the reason(s) for rejection with reference to relevant contractual or legal grounds

7. Declaration: Formal statement confirming the rejection and the truth of information provided

8. Signature Block: Space for signature, name, and date of signing