A Consent Judgment ("CJ") is, by and large, an awkward affair. Briefly, a CJ involves disputing parties agreeing to amicably resolve their disagreement by recording a judgment. A CJ is contractual in nature. In Kamil Azman v Amanah Raya Berhad [2019] MLJU 580, the Federal Court re-emphasised this point: [28]In this regard we are mindful that this Court in Tan Geok Lan v La Kuan @ Lian Kuan [2004] 3 MLJ 465, had ruled that a consent order is akin to a contract with superadded command of the court