Admission to the Malaysian Bar (Long Call) Speech
Name:        YEOH KHEE HING
Date:        December 2, 2011

Before TUAN ABANG ISKANDAR BIN ABANG HASHIM

Admission Speech of Mr YEOH KHEE HING as an Advocate
and Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya

If it pleases you, My Lord

I, ALEX CHANG HUEY WAH, appear for the Petitioner, YEOH
KHEE HING and  my learned friends representing the Attorney
General, The Bar Council and the Kuala Lumpur Bar
Committee have already been introduced earlier.

The petitioner was born in Kuala Lumpur  and is the middle
child to Mr. Yeoh Kim Leng and Mdm. Wong Nyoke Pin.

Technically, middle children are those who are born in
between two or more siblings. Being born in between is a
bigger problem than what we think.  They have the middle child
syndrome...

From my brief encounter with Your Petitioner, he does not
have any of the problems of the Middle Children...

Being  born in Kuala Lumpur  blessed him   the abundance of
great food, the petitioner enjoys eating, he lives to eat and
hence My Lord  the size of the petitioner standing tall before
your lordship today is the best testimony of Kuala Lupmur food.

Size does matter, My Lord,  as a litigation lawyer in court.

When in England,
He liked atmosphere of the English Pubs but  he hated the
English Soggy tasteless  vegetables
If  he  is  forced to name a favourite dish in England, it would
be fish and chips with  a generous portion of salt and vinegar.

Your Petitioner  read law at the  University of Aberystwyth,
Wales
Subsequently, the petitioner undertook the Bar Vocational
Course at the  University of West of England and was admitted
to the Bar of England and Wales in July 2010.  He is also a
member of the Honourable Society of Lincolns' Inn.

Before he was admitted to Lincolns' Inn, he was already a
member of the Pub of England.

The University of Aberystwyth is in Wales, he
Loves the countryside of Wales, but he  only fell in love   with
the countryside,  therefore forgot to  find a Welsh sweetheart.

The petitioner read in the chambers and benefitted from  the
tutelage and guidance of his Mistress Ms. Theresa Chong, and
his mentor, Ms. Liang Cheng Jean of M/s Skrine.
He was given the opportunity to learn and explore the field of
corporate law which he intends to continue practising in.

On this memorable day, the petitioner would like to express his
gratitude to those who have played an important role in his
career and his life.
First and foremost, he would like to thank his family, especially
his parents, for their love, support, and sacrifices they have
made for the petitioner in giving him the best opportunities they
could.

The Petitioner would also like to convey his heartfelt
appreciation to his Mistress Ms. Theresa Chong, and his
mentor, Ms. Liang Cheng Jean, for all their guidance and
tutelage. The petitioner would also like to thank the partners
and lawyers in Messrs Skrine and his fellow pupils for their
company and sweet memories for the last 9 months.

My Lord, the Petitioner is a fit and proper person to be
admitted and enrolled as an Advocate and Solicitor. The
Petitioner's papers are in order and there is no objections from
the relevant parties to this Petition.

Therefore, My Lord, I humbly pray for an Order in Terms.

(Relevant parties will say no objections and

Judge will give order)

Much obliged, My Lord

My Lord, the Petitioner's pupil master, Ms. Theresa Chong is
not present in Court today. May I humbly request the
Petitioner's mentor, Ms. Liang Cheng Jean to robe the
Petitioner.

Much obliged, My Lord
Mr Yeoh Khee
Hong with the
Mover
Mr Alex Chang
Miss Macy Chong Mei Zhi
with her Master Mr Alex
Chang, Mover Ms Rozana
Abdullah, colleague Miss
Jo Tan & friends
Miss Nur Azhan with her
Master Mr Alex Chang
On Dec 2, 2011, Alex moved
the admission proceedings for
(L-R) Chuah
Sui Cheing,
Yeoh
Khee Hing, Tan Eng
Keat and Ding Ming Shu