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Federal Constitution: A Commentary (With Introduction to Judicial Review), 2nd Edition
RM445.00Author: Srimurugan Alagan
Publication Date: Aug 2024
ISBN: 9786297527987
Format: Hardcover + e-Book
Country: MalaysiaOne of the notable strengths of this book is its emphasis on the practical application of constitutional law principles. Further, the content is not limited to the exposition of constitutional provisions. It delves into the historical and political context in which the Malaysian Constitution was drafted, providing readers with a holistic understanding of the constitutional framework.
From the Foreword by Tan Sri Datuk Nallini Pathmanathan,
(Federal Court Judge)RM495.00 -
Malaysian Legal System, 3rd Edition
RM225.00Author: Ashgar Ali, Muhammad Hassan Ahmad
ISBN: 9789674571863
Published: Oct 2023
Format: Hardback
Country: MalaysiaRM250.00 -
Legal Method
RM160.00Quote from Foreword“This book would be of great interest not only to undergraduate law students but also to the general public to deepen their knowledge, understanding, and application of the essentials of legal methods in the Malaysian legal environment.”From the Foreword by Former Chief Justice of Malaysia Tun Abdul Hamid MohamadAbout the BookA very much needed text that has been long missing from the market, this book covers the foundational subject of Legal Method through 19 well executed and informative chapters. Authored by a mix of writers from diverse backgrounds and experience, this title covers both the theoretical and practical aspects of legal method where the core of this subject is related to judicial interpretation of statutes , the appreciation of case law, and the application of the doctrine of stare decisis. As Malaysia adopts the Common Law and Shariah legal systems, the contents of this book discuss both these systems. Among the important topics covered are statutory interpretation, the drafting and making of legislation, and the workings of binding precedents.This is a comprehensive student text which provides essential guidance for a compulsory paper in the Malaysian LLB program and the chapters follow the course outline/syllabus of most Malaysian universities. The chapters have been carefully constructed to cover as much details as possible and the wealth of knowledge shared by the contributors ensures that this book will definitely be the main go-to text for all students.Key Features- Comprehensive student text covering a compulsory paper in Malaysian LLB programmes
- Chapters follow the course outline/syllabus of most Malaysian universities
- Multiple contributors from various universities (public & private)
- Local book that provides a clear understanding of the legal, legislative and judicial processes both from the theoretical and practical approaches
- Includes the Shariah law perspectives as well[trx_tabs style=”1″ initial=”1″ scroll=”no” top=”inherit” bottom=”inherit” left=”inherit” right=”inherit”] [trx_tab title=”Table of Contents”]Legal Method: An Introduction Sources of Law Statutory Law: Legislative Proposal and Drafting Statutory Interpretation: The Common Law Rules Statutory Interpretation: Intrinsic and Extrinsic Aids Statutory Interpretation: Rules of Language Statutory Interpretation: Maxims and Presumptions Statutory Interpretation: The Federal Constitution Reading Case Law: Main Elements The Doctrine of Binding Precedent Doctrine of Binding Precedent: Ratio Decidendi and Obiter Dicta The Doctrine of Binding Precedent: Syariah Legal Reasoning: Approach to Problems Judicial Process and Written Judgment Legal Reasoning in Judicial Process: Syariah Legal Research: The General Principles Writing A Legal Research Proposal Artificial Intelligence and Law Metaverse and Law [/trx_tab] [/trx_tabs]
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Constitutional Principles and Institutions: Text, Cases & Materials
RM288.00Publication Date: Jan 2023
Author: Kevin YL Tan & Jaclyn L Neo
ISBN : 9789672723882
Format : Hardcover + eBook
Country : MalaysiaRM320.00 -
Constitutional Rights: Text, Cases & Materials
RM288.00Constitutional Rights: Text, Cases & Materials is a thought-provoking casebook designed for persons concerned with civil liberties. The comprehensive text covers important topics and landmark cases on constitutional rights in Malaysia, with broad exposition and detailed analysis of the law as provided by the Federal Constitution.
Key Features
- Thorough analysis of the Federal Constitution
- Extensive coverage of constitutional cases with extracts of important parts of the judgments
- Broad discussions on the Malaysian fundamental rights with reproduction of significant case authorities
- Extracts of international sources for easy reference
- Insightful analysis, commentary, as well as thought-provoking questions which can translate into winning arguments in litigation
- Consideration of foreign case law to enrich the understanding and appreciation of constitutional issues
- Incisive commentary of specialist editors with wide expertise in the Constitutional Law of Malaysia and Singapore
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Constitutional Law in Malaysia
RM216.00- Publication Date: Oct – 2022
- Author: Ashgar Ali Ali Mohamed (Consulting Editor) & Muhamad Hassan Ahmad (Consulting Editor)
- ISBN: 9789672701637
- Format: Softcover
- Country: Malaysia
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Federal Constitution, Oath of Office, Rule of Law & Judicial Review with Public and Private International Law
RM150.00Author: Justice Datuk Dr. Hamid Sultan bin Abu Backer
ISBN:9789671972830
Publication Date:2021
Format: Hardcover
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CONSTITUTIONAL FEDERALISM IN MALAYSIA, 2ND EDITION
RM297.00This book covers constitutional history and discusses the Federal system of Government under the Constitution, involving, inter alia, the distribution of Legislative and Executive powers, the rights and responsibilities of the Federal and the State Governments, the sharing of revenues, financial burdens and functions between the Federal Government and the States, the special protection for Sabah & Sarawak, and amendments to the Federal Constitution, particularly those amendments which could affect the rights and interests of the States.
NEW IN THIS EDITION- Updated to reflect new judicial pronouncements and legislative developments.
- Discusses calls for the greater sharing of the nation’s wealth and revenue.
- Considers the viability of the decentralization of powers to State Governments.
- Analyses the constitutional issues of when and how confidence in the Government is to be determined, and when its leader may be dismissed.
- Discusses judicial decisions on religious issues such as conversions, divorce and custody of children, and on the preclusion of non-Muslim lawyers from appearing in the Syariah Courts.
- Explains the court’s more liberal stance on the locus standi of individuals to challenge the Government’s breach of constitutional duties.
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Examines recent judicial decisions acknowledging private citizens’ rights to seek legal remedies to enforce Malaysia Agreement and constitutional safeguards for Borneo States
KEY FEATURES
- Gives clear explanation of the distribution of sovereign powers between the Federation and the States.
- Contains extensive discussion of the powers of Parliament to amend the supreme law and of the guiding principles of the Constitution.
- Provides analytical and insightful commentary, with regular reference to cases, legislation and background source.
- Written by author with in-depth knowledge experience in managing Federal-State relations.
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WE, THE PEOPLE AND OUR CONSTITUTION
RM139.00This work consists of writings on critical issues in areas such as constitutional law, human rights, international law, judicial system and systemic reforms. It also includes research papers published in India and abroad and keynote addresses delivered at Indian and foreign universities. The book has been divided into six parts consisting of 43 chapters. Part I covers the basic concepts and fundamental principles of the Constitution. Part II presents an anthology of seven essays on human rights and international law, democracy and governance, Rule of Law and gender justice in the South Asian nations. Part III discusses judiciary and its relationship with other organs of the State, jurisdictional conflicts, appointment of judges, justice delivery system and the need for reforms. Part IV deals with conflicts and controversies in areas like Union-State relations, role of governors and reservations. Part V captures essays on the urgent need for political, electoral, party, educational, administrative and other reforms. Part VI contains tributes to three legal luminaries–Nani Palkhivala, Justice JS Verma and Pt Kanhaiya Lal Mishra. This book will be useful for students, law practitioners, judges and all concerned citizens.
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Constitution in Malaysia (Text and Commentary) 3rd Edition by Aziz Bari
RM60.00This latest edition incorporates new developments in the law while maintaining the simple and straightforward approach adopted in the first edition. The contents have been arranged in such a manner that readers are able to grasp the essence of the Constitution easily. Various issues in constitutional problems are highlighted in addition to the provisions of the Constitution as well as the materials needed to explain them.
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Constitutional and Administrative Law Eleventh Edition (IN FAIR CONDITION)
RM80.00This is a systematic account of a key topic in student law courses, and also an introduction to the literature of public law. This is a major textbook, covering all aspects of the subject – which is a required topic for entry into the legal profession in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and is also studied by all law students in Scotland. The changes to this edition include: the Public Order Act 1986, the Official Secrets Act, the Security Service Act and the Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act, all of 1989 – measures that directly affect the individual’s civil liberties. It examines the increasing impact on Britain of the law of the European Communities and asks whether the United Kingdom needs a new Bill of Rights to keep national law in line with the European convention on Human Rights. Although the approach remains essentially the same as previous editions its structure has been revised. Much new material is included, ensuring the book is up-to-date and relevant to the study of law, government and politics today.
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Rights Of Citizen
RM120.00Author: Richa Asopa
Publication Date: January 2020
ISBN: 9789385114205
Country: India
Book Format: Paperback“Rights of Citizen – Fundamental rights enshrined in part III of the constitution, are inherent and Cannot be extinguished by any Constitutional or statutory provision. Any law that abrogates or abridges such rights would be violative of the basic structure doctrine.”
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Malaysian Legal Systems: Questions and Answers
RM60.00Author: Tunku Intan Mainura Tunku Makmar Nizamuddin, Azni Mohd Dian & Siti Nuramani Abdul Manab
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell Asia
ISBN: 9789672339236Malaysian Legal System: Questions and Answers provides readers with the core explanation about the Malaysian legal system, for example, sources of law in Malaysia, concepts of constitutional supremacy and monarchy, separation of powers, doctrine of judicial precedent, court system, law-making processes, alternative dispute resolution and more.
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Our Constitution
RM60.00Authors: Shad Saleem Faruqi
Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell AsiaThis book has been specially written to provide a good and clear understanding of the Malaysian Federal Constitution to all. Prepared by Malaysia’s acknowledged constitutional law expert, Shad Saleem Faruqi, it is a book full of valuable information on the intricacies of the workings of Malaysia’s supreme law.
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Erskine May: Parliamentary Practice, 25th edition
RM975.00Author: Mark Hutton , David Natzler KCB, Matthew Hamlyn, Colin Lee , Chloe Mawson , Crispin Poyser , Eve Samson, and Kate Lawrence
Published: May 2019
ISBN: 9789388548601
Format: Hardcover
