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  • The Criminal Procedure Code: A Commentary with Appellate Practice & Procedure, 3rd Edition (eBook)

      “… the learned author has achieved the admirable objective, not easily achieved, of providing an indispensable companion of criminal procedure to the busy criminal practitioner, judges, magistrates, Sessions Court judges, prosecutors, police, academicians and law students alike.”
    From the Foreword by
    Collin Lawrence Sequerah
    Judge, Court of Appeal of Malaysia
    Author: Srimurugan Alagan
    ISBN: 9786297527291
    Published: Sep 2023
    Format: Proview eBook
    RM484.00RM509.00
  • The Penal Code: A Commentary (eBook)

    “Readers will benefit from the insights provided [in the book] and be able to save time on laborious research. … [T]his commentary will be a valuable resource to the judges, lawyers, law enforcement officers, academicians, and students …”
    From the Foreword by
    Tun Tengku Maimun binti Tuan Mat
    Chief Justice of Malaysia
    Author: Srimurugan Alagan
    ISBN: 9786297527277
    Published: Aug 2023
    Format: Proview eBook
    RM403.00RM424.00
  • The Law on Dangerous Drugs in Malaysia (Dangerous Drugs Act, Special Preventive Measures & Forfeiture of Property) (eBook)

    Authors: Rahmat Hazlan, Luqman Bin Mazlan
    Published: 03 July 2023
    ISBN: 9789672702030
    Country: Malaysia

    RM387.00RM430.00
  • Malaysian Court Practice, 2022 Desk Edition, Appellate Court Practice (eBook)

    By: Dato’ Seri Mohd Hishamudin Yunus
    ISBN: 9789672701590
    Published: 01 October, 2022

     

    RM440.00RM550.00
  • Constitutional Law in Malaysia (eBook)

    Authors: Ashgar Ali Ali Mohamed (Consulting Editor) , Nik Salida Suhaila Nik Saleh (Contributor) , Noor Shuhadawati Mohamad Amin (Contributor) , Nor Hafizah Mohd Badrol Afandi (Contributor) , Nurhafilah Musa (Contributor) , Sheila Ramalingam (Contributor) , Syed Hamid Syed Jaafar Albar (Contributor) , Usharani Balasingam (Contributor) , Vijiaprabu Manikam (Contributor) , Yusuf Ibrahim Arowosaiye (Contributor) , Mohammad Naqib Ishan Jan (Contributor) , Lahveenya Panchalingam (Contributor) , Muhamad Hassan Ahmad (Consulting Editor) , Abdul Rani Kamarudin (Contributor) , Adnan Yaakob (Contributor) , Ahmad Masum (Contributor) , Ahmed Majid (Contributor) , Andrew J Harding (Contributor) , Chithra Latha Ramalingam (Author) , Hafidz Hakimi Haron (Contributor) , Haslinda Mohd Anuar (Contributor) , Yusuff Jelili Amuda (Contributor)
    Published: 
    01 November 2022
    ISBN/ISSN: 9789672701644
    RM144.00RM180.00
  • Goode and Gullifer on Legal Problems of Credit and Security, 7th Edition

    Edited by: Louise Gullifer
    Publication Date: December 2022
    ISBN: 9788197361340
    Format: Hardback (Indian Reprint)

    Country of Publication: UK
    RM970.00
  • Official Secrets Act 1972 (Act 88)

    DUAL Language (English & Malay)
    As at 1st December 2022

    RM10.00
  • PATENTS ACT 1983 (ACT 291) & REGULATIONS

    PATENTS ACT 1983 (ACT 291)
    &
    REGULATIONS
    AS OF July 15, 2024
    RM22.50
  • Malaysian Employment Act 1955 Handbook

    The Employment Act 1955 is a crucial governing legislation to matters involving employment law in Malaysia. In 2022, there were several amendments gazetted via the Employment (Amendment) Act 2022 (Act A1651) and Employment (Amendment of First Schedule) Order 2022 (PU(A) 262/2022) that modernised and widened the protection accorded to persons employed in Malaysia. These amendments will be coming into force on 1 January 2023.

    The Malaysian Employment Act 1955 Handbook is designed to provide persons in Human Resources, and Employment Law sectors with a concise and comprehensive reference to all the recent amendments to the Employment Act 1955. This handbook equips readers with a complete guide to the new provisions for quick and easy implementation in compliance with the law.

    This handbook comprises:

    • The complete text of the Employment Act 1955 with amendments incorporated in the relevant sections.
    •  A Pre-amendment vs Post-amendment Comparison Table.
    • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) addressing general queries relating to the application of the new law.
    • Supplementary Reading comprising other relevant legislation and the Malayan Law Journal Articles related to Labour Law in Malaysia.

    Key changes, including minimum wage, flexible working arrangements, maternity and paternity leave, foreign employees, and promoting a respectful workplace are addressed in a practical manner, succinctly presented in simple and plain language to cater to readers from all industries.

    Table of contents

    Employment Act 1955 [Act 265] (Incorporated with amendments from Employment (Amendment) Act 2022 (Act A1651) and Employment (Amendment of First Schedule) Order 2022 (PU(A) 262/2022) – to be in force on 1 January 2023)

    Key Changes in Employment Act 1955

    1. Who Does the Employment Act 1955 apply to?

    2. Employment Act 1955: Pre-Amendment vs Post-Amendment

    – Computation of wages for an incomplete month
    – Paid maternity leave
    – Termination of employment due to pregnancy
    – Paternity leave
    – Sick leave
    – Working hours & overtime benefits
    – Employment of foreign employees
    – Flexible working arrangement
    – Discrimination in employment
    – Notice on sexual harassment
    – Power of the court to order payment due to employee
    – Forced labour
    – Increased fine
    – Presumption of employment

    3. Frequently Asked Questions

    Supplementary Reading

    RM98.00
  • The Law of Smart Contracts

    Society is now adopting and embracing the concept of Industry 4.0. This is the era of digital innovation with enhanced connectivity and interaction between machines and humans. Industry 4.0 is characterised by smart technology such as Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), and smart appliances which promise to bring society closer to a fully digitalised world. Ethereum smart contracts and its platforms are based on DLT which automates the execution of contracts. This automated execution of contracts is the way forward for the performance of commerce and business.
    The main objective of this book is to prepare and equip lawyers and legal personnel of tomorrow with a new set of value-added skill and knowledge not only on how to protect their clients from being exposed to the risk under the current traditional contract law but also on how to construct efficient contractual terms in the digital environment. This book highlights and examines the various aspects related to the interplay of smart contracts with traditional contracts and its guiding legal principles.
    Recognising the new subject that it is covering, the book contains chapters which introduce the concept and technology behind the functioning of smart contracts. A useful Glossary of Terms is also available for easy reference. The legal issues surrounding smart contracts and the regulatory framework covering smart contracts are usefully surveyed and discussed. The position in various jurisdictions is considered to widen the breadth of coverage as smart contracts is a fast-evolving area and comparative knowledge will prove instructive.
    The book further surveys issues on the efficacious use of smart contracts, consumer protection, enforcement and jurisdiction, and rounds off with a discussion on alternative dispute resolution of smart contract disputes. This pioneering book provides crucial new understanding for lawyers, in-house counsel, business owners, bankers, software consultants, researchers, policy makers and academics.
    Key Features
    • First written book on smart contracts and the law in Malaysia.
    • Written in non-technical language to facilitate the easy understanding of the subject, supported by a helpful Glossary of Terms.
    • Provides a comprehensive understanding of blockchain, Ethereum and smart contracts.
    • Contains in-depth discussion on how smart contracts can be adopted and integrated as well as its interplay with traditional contract law.
    • Makes comparative references to developments in other jurisdictions like the US, the UK, Singapore, Japan and China.
    • Provides useful references for further research on blockchain, Ethereum and smart contract legal issues.
    RM261.00RM290.00
  • Lam on Construction Claims in Malaysia

    Publication Date: Nov – 2022
    Author: Amy Hiew Kar Yi, Lam Wai Loon, Serene Hiew & Ooi Hui Ying
    ISBN: 9789672701682
    Format: Hardcover
    Country: Malaysia

    RM360.00RM400.00
  • Malaysian Employment Act 1955 Handbook (eBook)

    Published: 24 November 2022
    ISBN/ISSN: 9789672701736
    Country: Malaysia

    RM78.00
  • Lam On Construction Claims in Malaysia (eBook)

    Published: 01 November 2022
    ISBN/ISSN: 9789672701699
    Country: Malaysia

    RM380.00
  • Corporate Rescue Mechanisms in Malaysia (eBook)

    I do not doubt that this work on the various mechanisms available to rescue any corporate sole will quickly become a ready source of reference, quoted and used by the legal and commercial communities.”
    -From the Foreword by
    Dato’ Mary Lim Thiam Suan
    Judge of the Federal Court

    Author: Mak Lin Kum, Shim De Zhen
    ISBN: 9786297527444
    Publication Date: Nov 2023
    Country: Malaysia

    RM282.00RM296.80
  • A Practical Guide to Personal Data Protection (eBook)

    Author: Adlin Abdul Majid, Eleena Abd Wahab, Arissa Ahrom
    ISBN: 9789672702061
    Date of Publication: Aug 2023

    RM270.00
  • Redfern and Hunter on International Arbitration 2022 | 7th Edition

    Authors: Nigel Blackaby, KC, Constantine Partasides, KC, and Alan Redfern
    ISBN: 9780192869937
    Published: 07 November 2022
    Format: Hardback
    Country of Publication: UK

    RM1,235.00RM1,300.00
  • Courts of Judicature Act 1964 (Act 91)

    ISBN: 9789678929707
    As At 5th November 2022

    RM12.00
  • Civil Law Act 1956 (Act 67)

    As of 5th November 2024.
    ISBN: 9789678928014

    RM10.00
  • Redfern & Hunter on International Arbitration, 7th Edition

    Authors: Nigel Blackaby KCConstantine Partasides KC, and Alan Redfern
    ISBN: 9780192869913
    Published: 27 October 2022
    Format: Paperback
    Country: UK


     

    RM481.00
  • Constitutional Law in Malaysia

    • Publication Date: Oct – 2022
    • Author: Ashgar Ali Ali Mohamed (Consulting Editor) & Muhamad Hassan Ahmad (Consulting Editor)
    • ISBN: 9789672701637
    • Format: Softcover
    • Country: Malaysia

    RM216.00RM240.00
  • Malaysian Court Practice, 2022 Desk Edition, Appellate Court Practice

    This Malaysian Court Practice, Appellate Courts showcases updates to the Courts of Judicature Act 1964 (Act 91), Commissioners for Oaths Rules 2018 and the Rules of the Federal Court 1995, with latest updates to the current practice by the courts. Dato’ Seri Hishamudin has reviewed this book in its entirety and provided valuable updates such as further discussion on the exercise of the Prime Minister’s power under Article 122B of the Constitution against the Judicial Appointments Commission Act 2009 (Act 695) on appointments of judges to the superior courts (including the appointment of the Chief Justice of the Federal Court, the President of the Court of Appeal and the Chief Judges of the High Courts); limitation of Syariah courts; whether it is constitutional and legally competent to appoint a High Court judge to form a valid panel of the Federal Court.

    Table of contents

    Division I - Courts of Judicature Act 1964 (Act 91)
     Division II - Rules of the Federal Court 1995
     Division III - Rules of the Court of Appeal 1994
     Division IV - Rules of the Special Court
     Division V - Commissioners for Oaths Rules 1993
     Division VI - Practice Directions
    RM540.00RM600.00
  • Commercial Conflict of Laws in Malaysia

    Author: Kwong Chiew Ee, Chai Phing Zhou, Daniel Chua Wei Chuen, Aravind Kumarr, Melvin Ng Yet Ting.
    Published: November 2022
    ISBN: 9789672723721
    Format: DUO (Hardback + Proview)
    Country: Malaysia

    “The authors have skilfully drawn comparisons from conflict of laws decisions from other common law jurisdictions … I trust this book will be valuable to all members of the Malaysian legal profession as they navigate through the intricacies of commercial conflict of laws issues in the course of their work.”

    From the Foreword by:
    Datuk Nallini Pathmanathan
    Judge of the Federal Court 
    RM360.00RM400.00
  • Interlocutory Applications in Malaysia

    Author: Jessie Lee Suan Cui and Raphael Kok Chi Ren
    Publication Date: November 2022
    ISBN: 9789672723752
    Format: DUO (Hardcover + eBook)
    Country: Malaysia

    RM252.00RM280.00
  • Law and Practice of Civil Litigation in Malaysia

    Author: Robert Lazar
    Published: Oct 2022
    ISBN: 9789672723707
    Format: DUO (Hardcover + e-Book)
    Country: Malaysia

    “Lucid and practical, this is a work that should be on the shelf, and within easy reach, of every serious litigation practitioner.”
    From the Foreword by
    Datuk Darryl SC Goon
    (Retired Judge of the Court of Appeal)
    RM405.00RM450.00
  • Child Act 2001 (Act 611) & Regulations

    As At 10th October 2022
    ISBN: 9789678927765

    RM29.50
  • Islamic law of Succession

    The law of succession takes on great prominence in Shariah, with methods of distribution and entitlement prescribed in extensive details. This third edition, while keeping the original work and the second edition intact, includes elaborated discussion on conditional hibah which is divided into umra and ruqba as well as obligatory bequest (wasiyyah wajibah). The addition further elaborates the discussion of hibah and wasiyyah in the second edition to meet the more current development in the areas of wealth development and financial and estate planning among Muslims in Malaysia, which sees growth in estate planning products introduced by more financial institutions.

    With ample illustrations and exercises, this book serves as an invaluable guide and a reference for students, practitioners, judges and everyone interested in the methods of distribution of a deceased Muslim’s estate upon death.

    RM140.00
  • Industrial Design Act 1996 (Act 552) & Regulations

    INDUSTRIAL DESIGN ACT 1996 (ACT 552) & REGULATIONS
    AS OF THE 5TH .OCTOBER .2022
    ISBN: 9789678924061
    RM15.00
  • Copyright Law in Malaysia: Cases and Commentary – 2nd Edition

    This book provides a full and authoritative analysis of cases, both local and international, on issues concerning copyright, as well as a thorough discussion on important amendments to the copyright law made by the Copyright (Amendment) Act 2012.

    Structured in 15 chapters, the book is replete with essential and analytical information on copyright law. Each topic is introduced by a helpful overview before key cases are presented. These local and international cases on copyright law have been carefully selected and are complemented by copious commentaries to elucidate on the wide range of issues that arise. The commentaries which are enlightening, thought-provoking and insightful, assist the reader to have an in-depth and critical understanding of copyright law.

    The new changes covered in this new edition include the liability of ISP’s and notice and take down procedure, statutory damages, voluntary notification as well as anti-camcording liability. It also analyses refined provisions on performer’s rights, technological protection measures, the copyright tribunal, the inter-working of copyright and industrial design as well as the various limitations and exceptions provided by law.

    RM420.00
  • Trademarks Law in Malaysia Cases and Commentary – 2nd Edition

    Trademarks Law in Malaysia: Cases and Commentary, Second Edition is a revamped edition from the first book which was published in 2003. It continues to provide a comprehensive overview on the development, economic rationale as well as the role and functions of the trademark system in Malaysia. The book examines the registrability of trademarks, discusses the issues in trademark registration, explores the process of trademark application, and deals with the issues of trademark infringement as well as passing off. The authors also describe the types of remedies available to a trademark owner in the instance of unlawful use of his trademark, explain the issues on revocation of trademarks and elaborate on the concept of well-known marks.

    This updated edition highlights the changes under the new Trademarks Act 2019, repealing the old Trade Marks Act 1976, including the reinforcement that a trademark is a proprietary right, and the criteria of being a well-known trademark under the new Act through decided cases.

    Written by two expert authors who are well-acquainted with the subject of trademarks law through academic and practical experience, this book should be a useful reference to legal practitioners, intellectual property consultants, trademark agents, academicians and students, supplementing other materials on the subject of trademark law in Malaysia.

    RM344.00RM380.00
  • An Anthology of Indigenous Peoples’ Issues

    Author: Ramy Bulan, Charles CJ Chow
    ISBN: 9789672723653
    Format: DUO Print + Proview
    Date of Publication: Sep 2022
    Country: Malaysia

    Quote from Foreword:
     “There is no doubt that [this book] will be most welcome by students, legal practitioners and academics who are involved in indigenous studies. Much benefit can be derived from the different perspectives of the laws and customs governing indigenous peoples given by the contributors.”
     From the Foreword by Tun Richard Malanjum
    RM160.00
  • Principles of Malaysian Land Law – 2nd Edition

    This book seeks to set out the concepts and principles of Malaysian Land Law that is simplified to enable readers, especially Law students, to grasp a clear understanding of the subject. It is useful for those interested to know more about the modified Torrens System implemented in the Malaysian land administration system. The book focuses on explaining the statutory provisions of the major areas of Land law supported with case law wherever relevant and necessary.

    The writing style and distinctive way of presentation that is interactive with the readers addresses common areas of confusion. Topics are broken down into sections that are easy to navigate and understand. Balancing brevity with detail and rigour with accessibility, this book is a truly modern textbook that supports and motivates its readers, helping them to understand and enjoy learning Land Law which is otherwise a complex subject.

    Table of Contents

    1. Introduction

    2. General Concepts of Land Ownership

    3. Rights and Powers of the State Authority

    4. Dealings and Registration of Dealings

    5. Indefeasibility of Titles and Interests

    6. Transfers

    7. Easement

    8. Leases and Tenancies

    9. Security Dealings

    10. Restraint on Dealings

    11. Management of Reserved Land

    12. Compulsory Acquisition of Land

    13. Strata Titles Law in Malaysia

    14. Principles of Islamic Land Ownership

    RM198.00RM220.00
  • Arbitration: The Art & Science of Persuasion

    Author: Donald Vinson and Klaus Reichert
    Format: Hardback
    Published: 04 August 2022
    ISBN: 9780192867902

    RM420.00
  • Criminal Litigation Process, 4th Edition | 2022

    Author: Datuk Baljit Singh Sidhu
    Publication Date:
    Sept 2022
    ISBN: 9789672723615
    Previous Edition: 9789670915234, 3rd Edition
    Format: (DUO Hardcover + eBook)
    Country: Malaysia

    RM430.00RM480.00
  • Risk management — Guidance for the implementation of ISO 31000

    SO/TR 31004:2013 provides guidance for organizations on managing risk effectively by implementing ISO 31000:2009. It provides:

    a structured approach for organizations to transition their risk management arrangements in order to be consistent with ISO 31000, in a manner tailored to the characteristics of the organization;
    an explanation of the underlying concepts of ISO 31000;
    guidance on aspects of the principles and risk management framework that are described in ISO 31000.
    ISO/TR 31004:2013 can be used by any public, private or community enterprise, association, group or individual.

    ISO/TR 31004:2013 is not specific to any industry or sector, or to any particular type of risk, and can be applied to all activities and to all parts of organizations

    RM1,023.50
  • Risk management — Vocabulary

    ABSTRACT
    ISO Guide 73:2009 provides the definitions of generic terms related to risk management. It aims to encourage a mutual and consistent understanding of, and a coherent approach to, the description of activities relating to the management of risk, and the use of uniform risk management terminology in processes and frameworks dealing with the management of risk.

    ISO Guide 73:2009 is intended to be used by:

    those engaged in managing risks,
    those who are involved in activities of ISO and IEC, and
    developers of national or sector-specific standards, guides, procedures and codes of practice relating to the management of risk.
    For principles and guidelines on risk management, reference is made to ISO 31000:2009.

    RM592.50
  • Annotated Laws of Singapore (5 Volumes) | Oct 2021

    Publication Date: October 2021
    ISBN: 9789815019018
    Format: Hadbounds
    Country: Singapore

    RM5,000.00RM10,800.00
  • Summers Oil and Gas, 3rd Edition (8 Volume Set)

    Author(s): Nancy Saint Paul, W.L. Summers
    ISBN: 9789381082386
    Format: Hardbound
    Year: 2012
    Country: USA

    RM2,000.00
  • Palmer’s Company Law

    Type: Used
    Edited by: Geoffrey Morse, Palmers
    Year: 2007
    Format: Looseleaf (8 Vols)
    Condition: Good
    Country: UK
    RM2,500.00
  • Personal Injury and Quantum Reports (1992 – 2010)

    General Editors: David K Allen; Charles Bagot, QC; Jasmine Murphy Barrister; Rebecca Herbert Barrister
    Type: Used

    Condition: Very Good
    Format: Bound Volumes
    Year: 2010
    Country:
    UK

    RM2,000.00
  • The Law Times Reports (1843 – 1965)

    Type: Used
    Condition: Good
    Format: Bound Volumes
    Volumes: Not sequel up to 1965
    Country: UK

    RM5,000.00
  • Atkin’s Court Forms, 2nd edition | Up to 2019

    Type: New
    Condition: New (Sealed)
    Year: Up to 2019
    Volumes: In-sequel (Up to 41)
    Country: UK

    RM25,000.00
  • Law Reports of the Commonwealth (LRCW) – Up to 2019

    Type: New
    Condition: New (Sealed)
    Year: Up to 2019
    Volumes: In-sequel
    Country: UK

    RM25,000.00RM170,000.00
  • Australian Law Reports (ALR) – Up to Volume 159

    Type: 2nd Hand Set
    Condition: Good
    Year: Up to 1998
    Volumes: In-sequel (Vol 158, 148 & 149 – missing) 
    Country: Australia

    RM6,000.00
  • All England Law Reports (AELR) | 1558 – 2012

    Type: 2nd Hand Set
    Condition: Good
    Year: Up to 2012
    Volumes: In-sequel
    Country: UK

    RM12,000.00
  • Lloyd’s Law Reports (LLR) (1960 – 2010)

    Type: 2nd Hand Set
    Condition: Good
    Year: Up to 2010
    Volumes: In-sequel
    Country: UK

    RM10,000.00
  • Family Law in Malaysia – 2nd Ed

    This book provides for the current legal position of family law for non-Muslims in Malaysia. This essentially concerns situations before marriage, during marriage, after divorce and issues pertaining to children. This publication is intended to be an academic reference in the legal study and also a reference for potential researchers intending to conduct research on family law in Malaysia.

    This publication also incorporates discussion on the amendments to Law Reform (Marriage & Divorce Act) 1976, amendments to Domestic Violence Act 1994 and recent decided cases concerning family law in Malaysia. This edition has also included a new chapter on the socio-legal issues related to family law which will assist readers to understand the substance and procedural nature of the subject.

    Table of Contents

    Chapter 1 Historical Outline of Family Law for Non-Muslim in Malaysia

    Chapter 2 Promise to Marry (Betrothal)

    Chapter 3 Domicile and Residence

    Chapter 4 Marriage Requirements

    Chapter 5 Effects of Marriage on Personal Status and Property of Married Women

    Chapter 6 The Law on Domestic Violence

    Chapter 7 Nullity of Marriage

    Chapter 8 Dissolution of Marriage

    Chapter 9 Ancillary Claims

    Chapter 10 Parent and Child

    Chapter 11 Socio-Legal Issues in Family Law

    RM160.00
  • Atkin’s Court Forms, 2nd edition | Up to 2015

    Type: 2nd Hand
    Condition: New (Sealed)
    Year: Up to 2015
    Volumes: In-sequel (Up to 41)
    Country: UK

    RM17,000.00
  • New South Wales Law Reports (NSWLR)

    Type: Used
    Condition: Good
    Format: Bound Volumes
    Volumes: In sequel up to 2002
    Country: Australia

    RM6,000.00
  • Australian Corporations and Securities Reports

    Type: Used
    Condition: Good
    Format: Bound Volumes
    Volumes: In sequel up to Vol 53 (2005) + Indexes
    Country: Australia

    RM4,500.00
  • Halsbury’s law of England, 4th Edition

    Type: Used
    Year:
    Up to 1991
    Volumes: sequel up to Vol.56
    Condition: Good
    Country: UK

     

     

    RM4,500.00
  • Security of Payments & Construction Adjudication, 3rd Edition

    • Publication Date: Jul – 2022
    • Author: Chow Kok Fong
    • ISBN: 9789815019254
    • Format: Hardcover
    • Country: Singapore
    RM765.00RM850.00
  • Weekly Law Reports (1953 – 2010)

    Type: 2nd Hand Set
    Condition: Good (Looks New)
    Year: Up to 2010
    Volumes: In sequel
    Country: UK

    RM10,000.00
  • Commercial Law in Malaysia, 2nd Edition

    This book contains an easy to read and understand reference material on the various aspects of commercial law including the traditional legal topics on agency, partnership, sale of goods, hire-purchase, insurance, negotiable instruments and cheques; and a more current topic on electronic commerce. This book provides a convenient source of reference on commercial law in the Malaysian context.

    Chapter 1 – Commercial Law – An overview
    Chapter 2 – Law of Contract
    Chapter 3 – Agency
    Chapter 4 – Partnership Law
    Chapter 5 – Sales of Goods
    Chapter 6 – Hire-Purchase
    Chapter 7 – Insurance
    Chapter 8 – Negotiable Instruments (Excluding Cheques)
    Chapter 9 – Cheques
    Chapter 10 – Electronic Commerce

    RM478.00RM520.00
  • Maneuvering Corporate Governance in Malaysia: Litigation Perspectives (eBook)

    This book offers a comprehensive discussion focusing on, inter alia, critical components of corporate governance for companies in Malaysia from litigation perspectives.

    Authored by a team of experienced and seasoned dispute resolution practitioners at Gan Partnership, this book offers a comprehensive discussion focusing on, inter alia, critical components of corporate governance for companies in Malaysia from litigation perspectives. This book critically assesses the roles of and remedies for key stakeholders when dealing with the intricacies of corporate governance under the present regime – Companies Act 2016, and other related legislation. The corporate governance landscape in Malaysia is experiencing a major shift following the introduction of corporate liabilities via the enforcement of a new section 17A to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009. The authors discuss the position of corporate liabilities in Malaysia and propose some practical good governance measures to be adopted by companies in view of such legislative developments, by drawing reference to the case studies in other countries that have enforced a similar position

    CONTENTS

    Chapter 1: Directors
    Chapter 2: Powers, Duties, and Liabilities of Directors
    Chapter 3: Corporate Liability under section 17A of the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Act 2009
    Chapter 4: Shares and Share Capital
    Chapter 5: Members, Shareholders and Management of Company
    Chapter 6: Corporate Rescue Mechanisms
    Chapter 7: Winding Up

    RM300.00
  • Khoo’s Law and Practice of Bankruptcy in Malaysia (eBook)

    Since its inception in 2000, Khoo’s Law and Practice of Bankruptcy in Malaysia has been an effective reference book on the bankruptcy law and practice of the country, used not only in the law offices and the courts but also in the local universities and colleges. The book has been referred to in numerous reported cases, including two Federal Court decisions. 18 years after the second edition, the book has now been updated to incorporate all relevant reported cases up to 2020. The content has also been updated to reflect the changes introduced by the 2017 and 2020 Amendment Acts, thus providing readers a more comprehensive overview of the present landscape of bankruptcy law in Malaysia.

    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    Chapter 1 – Introduction
    Chapter 2 – Bankruptcy Jurisdiction
    Chapter 3 – Acts of Bankruptcy
    Chapter 4 – Voluntary Arrangement
    Chapter 5 – Bankruptcy Notice
    Chapter 6 – Bankruptcy Petition
    Chapter 7 – Interim Applications
    Chapter 8 – Bankruptcy Order
    Chapter 9 – Discovery, Realisation and Distribution of Estate Chapter 10 – Discharge
    Chapter 11 – Special Forms of Administration
    Chapter 12 – Director-General of Insolvency
    Chapter 13 –Procedure
    Chapter 14 – Criminal Offences

    RM360.00
  • The Code of Criminal Procedure Act 1973, 5th Edition | Act No. 2 of 1974 (2 Vols)

    Author: S.C. Sarkar
    Publication Date: 2022
    ISBN: 9789392769061
    Format: Hardback
    Country: India

    RM1,080.00
  • Australian Corporations and Securities Reports

    Type: Used
    Condition: Good
    Format: Bound Volumes
    Volumes: In sequel up to Vol 129 (2018) + Indexes
    Country: Australia

    RM18,000.00
  • Commentary on Law of Defamation, Damages, Malicious Prosecution, 8th Edition

    Author: Mehrotra
    Publication Date: 2022
    ISBN: 9789388918350
    Format: Hardback
    Country: India

    RM569.00RM599.00
  • C.D. Field’s Commentary on Law of Evidence, 14th Edition (5 Volumes)

    Author: CD Field’s
    ISBN: 9789388918060
    Year Of Publication:  2022
    Country of Publication: India

    RM2,625.00
  • Termination of Employment, 3rd Edition | Understanding the Process

    Author: Maimunah Aminuddin
    Year: 2020
    ISBN: 9789674571405
    Format: Paperback
    Country: Malaysia

    RM190.00
  • Law of Affidavits, 8th Edition (With Model Forms)

    Author: Justice P.S. Narayana; P. Jagadish Chandra Prasad
    Publication Date: 2022
    ISBN: 9789390912841
    Format: Paperback
    Country: India

    RM216.00
  • BILLS OF EXCHANGE ACT 1949 (ACT 204) & BILLS OF SALE ACT 1950 (ACT 268)

    ISBN: 9789678925907
    Bills of Exchange Act 1949 (Act 204)
    &
    Bills of Sale Act 1950 (Act 268)
    As of 1.07.2022
    RM15.00
  • Anti-Money Laundering and Financial Crime Laws in Malaysia

    This book is an essential tool for judges, legal practitioners, reporting institutions, law enforcement agencies, scholars, researchers, academicians, and university students. This book details the most up-to-date laws, legislations, cases, regulations, international frameworks and provides a practical guidance towards its implementation. The detailed analysis on the principles and complexities of anti-money laundering and financial crime laws in each chapter is done in a simplified and structured manner, with clear headings that make it easy for referencing.

    Key features
    • Comprehensive analysis of the obligations and duties of reporting institutions
    • Analysis on the AML/CFT offences provided under the legislations
    • Analysis on the powers given to the competent authority, supervisory authority, law enforcement agencies, and investigators
    • Analysis on the variety of orders provided under AMLATFPUAA 2001
    • Review of all major relevant cases from Malaysia and commonwealth jurisdictions
    • Examination on bona fide third parties
    • Discussion on constitutional issues
    • Evaluation on compoundonal issues • Evaluation on compound

    Table of contents

    Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
     Chapter 2 LAWS, REGULATIONS, AND GUIDELINES
     Chapter 3 INTERNATIONAL BODIES AND ORGANISATIONS
     Chapter 4 NATIONAL BODIES AND ORGANISATIONS
     Chapter 5 THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN MALAYSIA
     Chapter 6 MONEY LAUNDERING OFFENCE
     Chapter 7 REPORTING INSTITUTIONS & OBLIGATIONS 
     Chapter 8 INVESTIGATIONS
     Chapter 9 ORDERS
     Chapter 10 TERRORISM FINANCING (TF)
     Chapter 11 PROLIFERATION FINANCING
     Chapter 12 INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
    

     

    RM252.00RM280.00
  • Rules of the Federal Court 1995 & Rules of the Special Court 1994

    As at 15th July 2022
    ISBN: 9789678929479

    RM17.50
  • A Practical Guide to Income Tax and Customs Appeals

    Written by an experienced tax lawyer and a former Assistant Director of Inland Revenue, this book provides a clear and instructive guide on conducting income tax and customs appeals for new tax lawyers, accountants, inland revenue officers and tax agents. The book has been prepared specially in answer to the change in the procedure of tax appeal under the Income Tax (Amendment) Act 2019 effective January 2020.

    This book deals with the procedure for appeals before the Special Commissioners of Income Tax, the Customs Appeal Tribunal and appeals at the appellate courts (High Court and Court of Appeal). It also discusses the tax returns by individuals and companies and assessments thereof, review of and appeal against decisions by the Director General of Customs and issues surrounding judicial review in revenue cases. Readers will be introduced to and provided valuable guidance on the process to prepare and conduct an income tax appeal and an appeal before the Customs Appeal Tribunal. Further, the points to specifically look at in conducting appeals at the appellate courts will be highlighted.

    Key Features

    • Serves as an introductory and practical guide for the conduct of tax appeals.
    • Presents the law and the appeals process in simple terms.
    • Explains the procedure for appeals before the Special Commissioners of Income Tax, the Customs Appeal Tribunal and appeals at the appellate courts (High Court and Court of Appeal).
    • Discusses the basics of tax returns by individuals and companies and assessments thereof.
    • Considers issues on judicial review in a dedicated chapter.

    Table of Contents

    1. Introduction
    2. Tax Returns and Assessments
    3. Amendment of Tax Returns
    4. Appeals and the Special Commissioners
    5. New Procedure of Appeal from the Special Commissioners to the High Court
    6. Conducting a Case Before the Special Commissioners of Income Tax
    7. Procedure of Appeal – Stamp Duty
    8. Appeals at the Appellate Courts
    9. Customs Appeal Tribunal
    10. Review by Director-General of Customs
    11. Appeals to the Customs Appeal Tribunal under the Previous Law – The Case of Starken AAC Sdn Bhd
    12. Judicial Review
    RM150.00
  • Malaysian Litigation Series: Disclosure

    Civil proceedings in Malaysia are adversarial in nature with an impartial judge or panel of judges discharging the unenviable task of attempting to determine the truth in making an order or passing judgment. In prosecuting or resisting a claim, it is the role and obligation of parties to discharge their respective legal and evidential burden of proof by presenting or disputing the facts and evidence. To ensure the fair and efficient functioning of this system, compulsory disclosure plays a crucial part.

    This book sets out the applicable law and procedure relating to disclosure in Malaysia, providing a comprehensive but succinct reference on this important area of civil litigation. It clearly states the law derived from the relevant legislation, case law and the practice of the court.

    Its thorough coverage discusses the law pre-action, the legal principles and procedure during action as well as discovery post-judgment. Separate chapters are devoted to important matters like third party discovery, objections to disclosure and inspection, interrogatories, further and better particulars and witnesses. The specific consideration of discovery in companies, partnerships, agency and arbitration further adds depth to the coverage of this book.

    Civil litigators, judges and judicial officers will find this book invaluable for its illuminating treatment of this key aspect of litigation in Malaysia.

    Key Features

    • Clear and detailed commentary on substantive law, practice and procedure, all concisely, plainly and clearly written.
    • First point of reference on the topic. Useful for practitioners on the go, as well as academics.
    • Topics are organised systematically and chronologically based on the ordinary course of legal proceedings.
    • Discusses the nuances of the usual tools of disclosure and explores those less commonly utilised.
    • Instructive practical recommendations and court forms & precedents by authors who are experienced advocates and solicitors of the High Court of Malaya.

    Table of Contents

    1. Introduction
    2. Pre-Action Discovery
    3. Discovery and Inspection of Documents I: Legal Principles
    4. Discovery and Inspection of Documents II: The Procedure
    5. Third Party Discovery
    6. Objections to Disclosure and Inspection
    7. Interrogatories
    8. Further and Better Particulars
    9. Witnesses
    10. Discovery Post-Judgment
    11. Real Evidence
    12. Discovery in Companies
    13. Discovery in Partnerships
    14. Discovery and Agency
    15. Discovery in Arbitration
    RM216.00RM240.00
  • Limitation Periods, 9th Edition

    Author: Andrew McGee
    Published: July 2022
    ISBN13: 9788197361395
    Format: Hardback (Indian Reprint)
    Country: UK

    RM1,480.00
  • Singapore Law Reports (SLR) | 1965 – 2009

    Type: Used
    Condition: Very Good
    Format: Bound Volumes
    Volumes: In-sequel
    Country: Singapore

    RM15,000.00
  • The Law Of Carriage Of Goods by Sea

    This three-part book exposes the reader to the fundamentals of international trade and delves into bills of lading and charterparties. While the book is based on English law, it includes cases and materials from other countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, India, the United States, and Australia, to provide a global perspective. Practitioners in crafting case arguments could benefit from the practical analysis, commentaries, and critiques of cases. Although the book was developed with practitioners, academics, and students in mind, it will also be valuable for maritime carriers, freight forwarders, international traders, bankers, and others because the difficult subject is presented in a reader-friendly and easy-to-understand manner.

    Arun Kasi practises marine law as a barrister. Under the provisions of the London Maritime Arbitrators Association (LMAA) and the Singapore Chamber of Maritime Arbitration, he works as an arbitrator and arbitration counsel (SCMA). He is a marine law doctoral candidate. He received his legal degree at the age of 19 and has been working in the area ever since. He has written six books and about 50 articles over the course of three decades.

    TABLE OF CONTENTS OF THE LAW OF CARRIAGE OF GOODS BY SEA

    Part I. Introduction and International Trade
    1. Introduction and Legal Framework
    2. Shipping Documents
    3. International Trade
    Part II. Bills of Lading
    4. Cargo Claims: Legal Bases
    5. Third Parties: Protection and Action for
    6. Proof of Damages: Presumptions and Estoppels
    7. Implied Terms and Exclusion Clauses
    8. Hague & Hague-Visby Rules: Application
    9. Hague & Hague-Visby Rules: Carriers’ Obligations and Defences
    10. Hague & Hague-Visby Rules: Carriers’ Liability and Time Limitations
    11. Shippers’ Obligation for Dangerous Cargo
    Part III. Charterparties
    12. Charterparty: Introduction
    13. Voyage Charter: Freight and Lien
    14. Voyage Charter: Laytime and Demurrage
    15. Time Charter: Orders and Indemnity
    16. Time Charter: Withdrawal, Off-Hire and Redelivery
    17. Time Charter: Apportionment of Cargo-Claims Liability

    RM992.00
  • A Practitioner’s Guide to Probate Disputes, 2nd edition

    By: Nasreen Pearce

    ISBN13: 9780854902903
    Published: March 2022
    Country of Publication: UK
    Format: Hardback
    RM590.00
  • Istilah Percukaian, Second Edition

    The usage of Bahasa Melayu is required for correspondence with the Inland Revenue Board (IRB) on any appeal against tax assessments, as well as the compilation of documentation for tax appeals to the Special Commissioners of Income Tax (SCIT) and the courts. The current self-assessment system, along with the ensuing tax audits and investigations, necessitates a large amount of interaction with the IRB on tax concerns. Every time, a detailed and explicit explanation and justification of the taxpayer’s tax position is required. The first step on the winning path is a concise explanation with precise terminology, allowing concerns to be settled peacefully between the IRB and the taxpayer without turning to the SCIT.

    Istilah Percukaian provides its customers with a simple and comprehensive reference, enabling for appropriate usage and application of tax words when dealing with tax concerns. In two separate systems, cross-references between Bahasa Melayu and English phrases are made, along with groupings of pertinent terms extracted from various provisions of the Income Tax Act 1967. When users are working on specific parts of the Act, this third arrangement allows easy access to the relevant terminology.

    This handy reference is a must-have for anyone dealing with taxes. It has been extensively amended since its initial publication in 2004 to reflect every alteration made by the Finance Acts and the Income Tax (Amendment) Acts, making it a comprehensive reference source.

    Key Features
    • The Income Tax Act of 1967 is used to provide accurate translations of major tax phrases.
    • Alternative translations have been supplied to fit the context.
    • For ease of use and reference, English–Bahasa Melayu and Bahasa Melayu–English arrangements are alphabetically sorted.
    • Section-by-section organisation of key phrases is also provided.
    • An experienced tax expert identified and translated relevant terminology.
    • A simple layout makes it easier to find information.
    RM180.00
  • Malaysian Conveyancing – 2022 Desk Edition (3 Vols)

    This Desk Edition of our Malaysian Conveyancing sets out the practice and procedure of conveyancing in Malaysia. It covers a conveyancing transaction from the point parties appoint a lawyer in a property sale and purchase transaction, until the sale is completed and ownership is transferred.

    This book is particularly relevant to conveyancing lawyers as it focuses on the procedure involved in conveyancing transactions. It provides commentary on general conveyancing practice, and includes extracts from legislation, schedules, forms, checklists, court decisions and practice directions. This is a must-have book for conveyancing lawyers and real estate professionals.

    Table of Contents

    Division I: Note on the Format/Introduction

    Division II: The Conveyancing Transaction

    Division III: Precedents

    Division IV: Extracts from Various Conveyancing Legislation

    Division V: Schedules and Forms

    Division VI: Commentary on Conveyancing Matters

    Division VII: Extracts from Recent Conveyancing Decisions

    Division VIII: Co-Ownership

    Division X: Miscellaneous Legislation

    RM720.00RM800.00
  • Legal Aspects of Fiduciary Duties in Malaysia

    This work seeks to examine the principles of law in relation to the legal duties of fiduciaries. These duties are not only those that originate from the equitable jurisdiction of the court, but also involve some other duties imposed under written law as well as those developed at common law. The scope of fiduciary duties in private law is extensive – regulating the conduct of professions such as trustees, lawyers, company directors, company promoters, partners, and agents; and in some other relationships, the facts of the case may be such as justify the imposition of fiduciary duties on employees, financial advisors, bankers, and parties to joint venture, to quote a few examples. In instances not covered by precedent, fiduciary duties may be imposed where the hallmarks of trust and confidence are found.
    The creation of the office of trustees under the companies as well as the capital markets and services statutes indicates the importance of the office of trustees, and the attendant fiduciary duties attached to trustees, in the corporate and financial sectors; and this is in addition to the existing principles of law, including those developed by equity, governing the exercise of directorial powers by company directors.

    This publication should be welcomed not only by those who are involved in the teaching, practice and enforcing of the law but also by those to whom fiduciary obligations may apply, that is, everyone who may be bound by an obligation of loyalty to another party or parties in a given relationship, and their advisors.

    Some fundamental aspects of fiduciary obligations covered include:
    • The presumption of fiduciary relationships, and when the presumption does not apply.
    • The test for the existence of fiduciary relationship in novel cases.
    • Fiduciary duties and the link with the duty of loyalty, good faith, and to serve the best interest of the principal.
    • The equitable obligation respecting confidential information.
    • Directors’ duty in equity and under written law.
    • Duty to avoid conflict of interest.
    • Duty to avoid making personal profit.
    • Defences.
    • Remedies, with emphasis on equitable compensation and account of profits.
    • Fiduciary duties in the public law context.
    • Breach of fiduciary duties and the criminal law, including sentencing.

     

    RM225.00RM250.00
  • Fundamentals of Running Down and Personal Injury Litigaton

    A new addition to the Malaysian Litigation Series, Fundamentals of Running Down and Personal Injury Litigation is an instructive and practical book on the law relating to personal injury and fatal accident claims in Malaysia. It contains content on the evidential aspects of running down cases pursuant to the Evidence Act 1957 and more importantly the advocacy and litigation aspects of these types of claims including the pre-trial and trial stages of the cases.
    The pre-trial aspects cover useful tips on preparing pleadings and bundles of documents while the part on trial considers the litigation and advocacy aspects of personal injury practice. Very practical in nature, this publication covers topics like litigating a running down case in court, the do’s and don’ts when presenting a case as well as the leading of evidence and the cross-examination of witnesses to prove one’s case to the satisfaction of the trial court. In short, readers are given useful guidance on how to build a strong foundation for their client’s case in terms of strengthening the trial strategy both pre-trial and during trial.
    The assessment of quantum of damages for injuries/losses sustained which form a major part of personal injury practice is adequately covered in this book. Commentaries on past case  law and the latest development of the law are included as well as updates in relation to the latest amendments to the Civil Law Act 1956. The growing interest in issues surrounding settlements out of court is pertinently addressed to make this a very comprehensive title.
    Key Features
    • Comprehensive coverage on the law relating to personal injuries and fatal accidents in Malaysia.
    • Provides clear guidance on the evidential aspects of running down cases pursuant to the Evidence Act 1957.
    • Considers the advocacy and litigation aspects pre-trial and dring trial proper.
    • Quantum of damages claimable is discussed at length covering both personal injury and fatal accident claims.
    • Discusses the liability of insurers and the conduct of settlements.
    • Law and cases are current as of February 2022.
    RM225.00RM250.00
  • Arbitration Act 2005 (Act 646) & Mediation Act 2012 (Act 749)

    ISBN: 9789678931311
    together with the Malay version.
    As of 20th Feb 2026
    RM19.50
  • Federal Territories Syariah Laws

    • Syariah Criminal Offences (Federal Territories) Act 1997 (Act 559)
    • Syariah Criminal Procedure (Federal Territories) Act 1997 (Act 560)
    • Syariah Court Evidence (Federal Territories) Act 1997 (Act 561)

    As of 15th April 2025
    ISBN: 9789678930819

    RM22.50
  • Extra-Contractual Recoveries for Construction & Engineering Work (2 Vols)

    • Publication Date: May – 2022
    • Author: Robert Fenwick Elliott
    • ISBN: 9781913019570
    • Format: Hardcover
    • Country: U.K
    RM1,345.00
  • KANESH ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAWS-VOLUME 2

    The Local Government Act, 1976 (Act 171) empowers the state, in consultation with the Ministry of Housing and Local Government and the secretary of the Election Commission, to declare and determine the status of local authority areas. The Act outlines the form, organisational structure, functions, powers and responsibilities of the Local Authorities.

    Volume 2 of this much- awaited 4-part series publication explains the powers, duties and liabilities of local authorities under the provisions of the Local Government Act 1976 (Act 171), the Federal Capital Act 1960 (Act 190) (in relation to Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur) and the Perbadanan Putrajaya 1995 (Act 536) (in relation to Perbadanan Putrajaya).

    The book presents the complete discourse of the corporate entity, management, acquisition and disposal of property, as well as revenue of Local Authorities. In addition, it discusses duties of the Local Authorities which includes the maintenance of public places and amenities, powers of prosecution for offences and action for recovery of monies, amongst others.

    This pertinent publication serves as an indispensable resource for the Local Authorities, legal offices of government departments and proposes to be a valuable read for legal practitioners on local government law.

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    • Administration Of Local Authorities
    • Financial Provisions
    • Municipal Duties And Powers Of Local Authorities
    • Rating and Valuation
    • By-Laws
    • Miscellaneous Powers Of Local Authorities

    RM260.00
  • Law for Business – 3rd Edition

    This updated edition of Law for Business delivers some of the more important principles, cases and legislative provisions in business law in a clear and succinct manner. The text and materials are presented in a structure for those with and without legal background to understand the complex legal principles easily.

     

    The edition retains 24 chapters broadly covering the following areas of law: contract law, torts, employment law, the law dealing with business organisations, i.e. sole proprietorships, partnerships and companies, sale of goods and consumer protection, banking, insurance and takaful law.

    Recent developments in judicial pronouncements and legislation that impinge upon trade and business have also been included. The COVID-19 pandemic caused massive global economic and social disruption and brought into sharp focus the need for quick legislative and policy responses to the challenges of operating a business and some of these key issues have been incorporated in this work.

    Key Features  

    • Enhancements to the contents with updates on the law from 2018 to April 2022.
    • Comparative approach to the analysis of the law.
    • Charts, case summaries and discussion questions are delivered exclusively in ebook.

    Table of Contents

    Chapter 1 – Introduction to Law

    Chapter 2 – The Malaysian Legal System

    Chapter 3 – Introduction to the Law of Contract

    Chapter 4 – Formation of Contract: Proposal and Acceptance

    Chapter 5 – Consideration

    Chapter 6 – Promissory Estoppel

    Chapter 7 – Intention to Create Legal Relationships and Capacity

    Chapter 8 – Terms of a Contract

    Chapter 9 – Exemption Clauses

    Chapter 10 – Unfair Contract Terms

    Chapter 11 – Vitiating Factors

    Chapter 12 – Discharge from Contract

    Chapter 13 – Remedies for Contract

    Chapter 14 – Law of Agency

    Chapter 15 – The Law of Tort and Negligence

    Chapter 16 – Employment Terms and Conditions

    Chapter 17 – Trade Unions in Malaysia

    Chapter 18 – Sole Proprietorship and Partnership

    Chapter 19 – Companies

    Chapter 20 – Limited Liability Partnerships

    Chapter 21 – Sale of Goods and Consumer Protection

    Chapter 22 – Banking Law

    Chapter 23 – Insurance Law

    Chapter 24 – Takaful

    RM117.00RM130.00
  • Malaysian Court Practice, Rules of Court 2012, Desk Edition 2022

    Mastery of civil procedure is the cornerstone to a good litigation practice. Malaysian Court Practice, Rules of Court 2012, Desk Edition 2022 is a solid, comprehensive & up-to-date starting point for any practitioner who wishes to maneuver the labyrinth of Malaysian civil procedure law. This book embodies a detailed provision-by-provision annotation on the latest development of the law – both legislative and judicial pronouncements up to a cut-off date of March 2022. The updates include annotated analysis on the large number of cases that have dealt with the various provisions under the Rules of Court over the preceding 4 years.

    Table of contents

    Volume 1
     Table of Cases
     Table of Legislation
     Table of Subsidiary Legislation
     Table of Foreign Legislation
     Table of treaties, Conventions, etc
     Annotations of Orders 1-49
     
     Volume 2
     Annotations of Orders 50-94
     Index
    RM585.00RM650.00
  • KANESH ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAWS VOLUME 1

    The constitution of Malaysia makes provision for local

    government. The main governing legislation includes the

    Local Government Act 1976 (Act 171) which is applicable for

    Peninsular Malaysia, whereas the Local Authorities Ordinance

    1996 and Local Government Ordinance 1961 apply for the

    states of Sabah and Sarawak respectively.

    Volume 1 of a 4-part series on Local Government Laws, this

    pertinent publication provides an in-depth explanation of

    the legal structure of local government in Malaysia. The

    various legal principles pertaining to local authorities such

    as the commencement of legal proceedings by and

    against local authorities; the availability of injunctive reliefs

    against local authorities; the applicability of the doctrine of

    legitimate expectation and estoppel against local authorities

    and much more, are explicitly detailed in this book.

    In addition, the powers, duties and liabilities of local

    authorities under the provisions of the Strata Management

    Act 2013 (Act 757); Road Transport Act 1987 (Act 333);

    Statutory and Local Authorities Superannuation Fund Act 1977

    (Act 185); Destruction of Disease-Bearing Insects Act 1975

    (Act 154), among others, are also covered in Volume 1.

    Table of Contents

    • Introduction
    • Legal Proceedings Against And By Local Authorities
    • Limitation Periods In Claims Involving Local Authorities
    • Injunctive Relief
    • Doctrine Of Legitimate Expectation And Estoppel In Context Of Local

    Authorities

    • Duties And Powers Of Local Authorities Under The Road Transport Act

    1987 (Act 333)

    • Commissioner Of Buildings
    • Statutory And Local Authorities Pensions Act 1980 (Act 239)

    Statutory And Local Authorities Superannuation Fund Act 1977 (Act 185)

    • Duties And Powers Of Local Authorities Under The Food Act 1983 (Act 281)
    • Duties And Powers Of Local Authorities Under The Destruction Of

    Disease-Bearing Insects Act 1975 (Act 154)

    RM1.80RM320.00
  • Keating On Construction Contracts, 11th Edition | 2020

    Author: Stephen Furst, The Hon. Sir Vivian Ramsey
    Publication Date: Dec 2020
    ISBN: 9789393702883
    Format: Hardcover (Indian Reprint)
    Country: UK

    RM1,708.00
  • Electronic Evidence in Malaysia: Admissibility and Discovery

    Set against the backdrop of a fictional murder, this book presents the law and procedure on electronic evidence and E-Discovery in a uniquely refreshing style. Each chapter takes up a thread from the story, as it delves into the study of the authenticity and discovery of potential digital evidence captured from various electronic sources.

    The first part of the book deals exhaustively with how to authenticate evidence obtained from diverse electronic sources to be presented as evidence at trial. The second part discusses the right to obtain discovery of such evidence in its electronic format and the attendant issues and challenges in the process.

    The current Malaysian statutory provisions and a wealth of case law from Malaysia, Singapore, England and the USA are analysed to give the reader a better perspective and understanding of this fast-growing and complex area of the law of evidence. The book concludes with a peek into the future and the new lawyering skills that it entails. It is a must-have companion for judges, judicial officers and litigators.

    Key Features

    • Explanation of the basics of information technology, authenticity and admissibility of electronic evidence and the nascent concept of electronic discovery (E-Discovery) from multifarious potential sources.
    • Specific chapters providing guidance on sourcing and authenticating particular forms of electronically stored information (ESI) for admissibility, ranging from emails, text messages, social media, digital audio, image and video recordings especially in the age of Deep Fakes, IoT and AI.
    • Consideration of the presumption of reliability of machines and software programes and the case of R v Seema Misra
    • Analysis of section 90A of the Evidence Act 1950 in relation to authentication of electronic evidence with numerous case examples.
    • General principles of “Discovery” under Order 24 Rules of Court 2012, its application to E-Discovery and the attendant challenges within the ambit of the Rules.
    • The ethical implications and consequences of failure to preserve data.
    • Use of computer forensics in E-Discovery cases.
    • Discussion on when and how to establish an appropriate legal hold to preserve evidence.
    • Guidance on the importance of retention and preservation of ESI.
    • Latest cases on “Persons Unknown” Proprietary Orders.
    • A wealth of cases from Malaysia, Singapore, England and the USA providing guidance on complex issues related to authentication and the nascent area of E-Discovery.
    • Proposed guidelines for E-Discovery.
    RM198.00RM220.00
  • Thornton’s Legislative Drafting, 6th Edition

    Author: Helen Xanthaki
    Published: July 2022
    ISBN: 9781526518910
    Format: Hardback
    Country of Publication: UK

    RM1,210.00RM1,296.00
  • Law On REITs In Malaysia

    Author: Seow Hock Peng
    ISBN: 9789674571641
    Pages: 368
    Format: Paperback
    Publication Year: 2022

    RM160.00
  • Contempt of Court in Malaysia: Practice and Procedure

    Author: Gan Chong Chieh
    Publication Date:
    Apr – 2022
    ISBN: 9789672723288
    Format: Hardcover + eBook
    Country: Malaysia

    RM270.00RM300.00
  • Law of Notices and Model Forms | Iyer

    INCORPORATED WITH ”Summons and Warrants”

    Author: Iyer’s
    Publication Date: 2022
    ISBN: 9789381308219
    Format: Hardcover

    RM443.00RM495.00
  • Remedies for Torts, Breach of Contract, and Equitable Wrongs

    Author: Andrew Burrows QC FBA
    Format: Paperback | 624 Pages
    ISBN: 9780198705949
    Published: 18 June 2019
    Country: UK

    RM450.00
  • Joint Ventures and Shareholders’ Agreements

    By: Susan Singleton
    Published: Jan 11 2022
    Format: Hardcover ‏800 pages
    ISBN-13: ‎9781526516084
    Country: UK

    RM1,300.00
  • Summum Bonum: The Ultimate Good

    Summum Bonum (The Ultimate Good) presents the life, experiences and reflections of former Court of Appeal judge, Dato’ Mahadev Shankar. It contains stories which are absorbing, some even tantalising, as readers travel with the author down memory lane and immerse in the unfolding of a life well lived. From early Malaya to WWII, England, family law reform and the pebbled road from Bar to Bench, this book is peppered with the struggles and aspirations of one man on his legal journey. A must-read for members of the legal community, this book brings to life the roots and rich history of the legal community in Malaysia.

    This book serves an intimate account about culture, family and one man’s life-long encounter with the law. The author provides insight and colourful perspectives about a Malaya that needs to be remembered, and about the journeys of many brave and resolute men and women who blazed the trail for the Malaysian legal profession.

    A deeply moving and often colourful memoir, with its share of humour and historical figures from Malaya, England and Singapore, Summum Bonum will greatly interest the different stakeholders in the legal profession as well as the society at large. The author shares powerful lessons about the law, our collective history and the evolution of a nation much beloved. The celebrity anecdotes included will certainly be a great bonus to the readers as this book which explodes with extraordinary verve about key legal and historical personalities.

    RM100.00
  • PARLIAMENT UNEXPECTED BY TAN SRI MOHAMAD ARIFF YUSOF (2022)

    Despite his or her title, the Speaker of the Dewan Rakyat is rarely heard.

    Tan Sri Ariff Yusof reveals his side of the storey by dissecting the events and procedures of Parliament and providing an insider’s view of the unprecedented political developments that led to the fall of the Pakatan Harapan government in 2020 and his eventual removal in this brief recollection of his brief tenure as the Dewan Rakyat Speaker. Meanwhile, a global pandemic breaks out, prompting the government’s response to be shaky and Parliament to be suspended.

    In the current state of affairs, can we expect any changes from the Parliament? Is there a political motivation to break new ground beyond race and religion? Is it possible for a single speaker to make a difference?

     

    TABLE OF CONTENTS OF PARLIAMENT UNEXPECTED

    PART 1: THE BEGINNING
    Chapter 1: A Short History of Everything, Not Quite A Memoir
    Chapter 2: Jumping Into The Fray
    Chapter 3: An Unnecessary Show of Partisan Politics
    Chapter 4: No. 3, Jalan Tunku, Bukit Tunku

    PART 2: MANAGING THE DEWAN
    Chapter 5: Taking Charge
    Chapter 6: Speaker, You’re Our Boss!
    Chapter 7: Point of Order!
    Chapter 8: The Bad, The Crude, The Obscene and The Literary

    PART 3: THE REFORMS
    Chapter 9: Reforms and Changing Political Culture
    Chapter 10: Merakyatkan Parlimen – Formulating A People’s Parliament
    Chapter 11: Writing The Malaysian Erskine May
    Chapter 12: Senate Issues: Money Bills and Anti-Fake News
    Chapter 13: The Constitutional Amendments of Undi 18 and Malaysia Act 1963

    PART 4: THE POLITICAL STORM
    Chapter 14: The Gathering Dark Clouds
    Chapter 15: The Sheraton Move and Its Effects on Parliament and The Speaker’s Office
    Chapter 16: Parliament and The Pandemic
    Chapter 17: Motion of No-confidence and The Half-Day Parliament
    Chapter 18: The Truncated, Suspended Parliament
    Chapter 19: Ouster!

    RM60.00
  • Malaysian Land Law and Procedure (Students)

    • Publication Date: Jan – 2022
    • Author : Ainul Jaria Maidin & Sharifah Zubaidah Syed Abdul Kader
    • ISBN: 9789672723226
    • Format : Hardcover + eBook
    • Country: Malaysia
    RM130.00
  • Construction Adjudication in Malaysia – 3rd Edition

    Construction Adjudication in Malaysia examines legal principles which govern the application of the CIPA Act 2012. It examines and analyses most of the important judicial decisions on construction adjudication made by the courts in Malaysia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia and Singapore. Since the publication of the second edition, there have been more than 200 reported judicial decisions from the courts in Malaysia, including the Federal Court decisions in Jack-In-Pile (M) Sdn Bhd v Bauer (M) Sdn Bhd and Ireka Engineering & Construction Sdn Bhd v PWC Corp Sdn Bhd.

    Organised in 22 systematically-structured chapters, the book provides in-depth and practical guidance on all stages of the adjudication process, from the filing of a payment claim, to the commencement of adjudication proceedings, the management of the adjudication proceedings up to the delivery of the adjudication decision, as well as enforcement, stay and challenge of adjudication decisions. This is topped off with an easy-to-understand and comprehensive Practice Guide which provides a step-by-step framework to successfully navigate the entire adjudication process.

    The present work is a new and revamped edition of the highly regarded first and second editions, which have been described as a ‘seminal’ book on adjudication in Malaysia, and often referred to in Malaysian court judgments. This edition will continue to serve as a useful reference for judges, legal practitioners, adjudicators and students, as well as other stakeholders in the construction industry including employers, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and consultants.

    Key Developments Covered in This Edition

    • Scope of application of the CIPA Act 2012
    • Scope of the exclusion provision under s 3 of the CIPA Act 2012
    • Rights of a successful party under an adjudication decision, including the right to present a winding-up petition based on an adjudication decision
    • Meaning of ‘payment’ under s 4 of the CIPA Act 2012, including whether it includes final account claims, and loss and expense claims
    • Power of the court to sever an adjudication decision, and enforce only the good part of the decision
    • The test for establishing ‘possibility of or apparent of bias’
    • Requirement of ‘clear and unequivocal error’ in View Esteem explained
    • Meaning of ‘fraud’ under s 15(a) of the CIPA Act 2012 defined
    • Extent of immunity of Director or Acting Director of the AIAC
    • Recent cases on setting aside and stay of adjudication decisions
    • An updated Practice Guide on Adjudication

    Table of Contents

    1. Introduction
    2. Commencement and Scope of the CIPA Act 2012
    3. Definitions
    4. Payment Claim
    5. Payment Response
    6. Initiation of Adjudication Proceeding
    7. Appointment of Adjudicator
    8. Adjudication Claim, Response and Reply
    9. Duties and Obligations of an Adjudicator
    10. Adjudicator’s Powers
    11. Jurisdiction of the Adjudicator
    12. Consolidation, Withdrawal and Concurrent Reference
    13. Adjudication Decision
    14. Costs, Fees and Expenses
    15. Setting Aside of Adjudication Decision
    16. Stay of Adjudication Decision
    17. Enforcement of Adjudication Decision
    18. AIAC: The Designated Adjudication Authority
    19. Conditional Payment Provisions Outlawed
    20. Confidentiality of Adjudication Proceeding and Adjudicator’s Immunity
    21. Service of Notices and Documents
    22. Practice Guide
    RM378.00RM420.00
  • Copyright Law for Librarians and Educators: Creative Strategies and Practical Solutions, 4th Edition

    Author: Kenneth D. Crews
    ISBN 13: 9780838916292
    Publication Year: 2020
    Format: Paperback
    Country: USA
    “Straightforward … a terrific way to teach library students a lot in an easy to read book.”
    —Lesley Ellen Harris, author, educator, consultant, Copyrightlaws.com
    RM458.70
  • Central Bank of Malaysia Act 2009 (Act 701) & Order

    ISBN: 9789678929110
    (together with the Malay version)
    As of 25.2.2022. 
    RM29.50
  • Criminal Procedure & Practice in Malaysia

    Criminal Procedure & Practice in Malaysia is an invaluable source of reference which highlights salient procedural rules and applications of the Criminal Procedure Code. The topics highlighted contains a summary of cases and related principles with relevant authorities. The book provides analysis on how criminal trial are handled and the procedures that need to be adhered to for compliance purposes. Flow charts and diagrams, among others, are provided to ensure that reader will have a clearer understanding of the subject matter. The book delivers a masterful account in a criminal courtroom as it engages both theoretical and practical aspects of criminal practice. Practitioners, students and those involved in the practice of Criminal Law should find this book useful.

    RM225.00RM250.00
  • Personal Insolvency Law in Malaysia

    This book is written based on the Insolvency Act 1967 (Act 360) as amended by the Bankruptcy (Amendment) Act 2017 (Act A1534). It is intended to be a guide to lawyers, students, judicial officers, officers of the Department of Insolvency and other persons concerned with insolvency proceedings.

    This book provides a comprehensive introduction to personal insolvency law and explains the eight acts of bankruptcy as laid down in the Insolvency Act 1967. It details the voluntary arrangements available in bankruptcy and provides discussions on bankruptcy notice and petition procedures. It elaborates on the bankruptcy order as well as the disqualifications and disabilities of a bankrupt.

    The book also contains discussions on how the bankrupt may be discharged or the bankruptcy order annulled, and includes discussion on appeals and stay procedures against the bankruptcy order. Concise yet comprehensive, with discussions well supported by statutory and case authorities, this book provides a clear and organised account of the practice of insolvency law in Malaysia.

    Key Features

    • Simplified explanation and discussion on the law on personal insolvency based on the Insolvency Act 1967 as amended by the Bankruptcy (Amendment) Act 2017
    • The topics are organised systematically through the insolvency process to ensure easy appreciation of the materials in the book
    • Written in clear language without excessive legal jargons so as to make the text available for non-legal persons to understand the subject
    • Annotated sample forms from the Department of Insolvency are reproduced in Appendices for easy reference

    Table of Contents

    1. Introduction to Personal Insolvency
    2. Voluntary Arrangements in Bankruptcy
    3. Debtors and Creditors
    4. Acts of Bankruptcy
    5. Bankruptcy Notice and Petition
    6. Creditor’s Petition
    7. Debtor’s Petition
    8. Bankruptcy Order
    9. Disqualifications and Disabilities of a Bankrupt
    10. Discharge and Annulment
    11. Appeals and Stays

    Appendix 1. Guide to Complete Statement of Affairs Form

    Appendix 2. Statement of Income and Expenses

    Appendix 3. Application to Open or Activate a Bank Account

    Appendix 4. Application to Travel Overseas

    Appendix 5. Surety Form

    Appendix 6. Sponsor Form

    RM180.00
  • FOOD ACT 1983 (ACT 281) AND REGULATIONS

    FOOD ACT 1983 (ACT 317)
    AND 
    REGULATIONS
    AS OF 05.12.2025
    RM55.00
  • Defamation Act 1957 (Act 286)

    Together with the Malay version
    As of 5th July 2024
    ISBN: 9789678909662
    RM7.50
  • Equity & Trusts in Malaysia: Law & Practice

    The law of equity and trusts is fascinating just as it is complex. A necessary subject in the study of law, it has to be mastered by students just as it is often applied by practitioners. This book comprehensively covers this very wide subject through 27 instructive chapters. Authored by writers drawn from academia and legal practice, the book seeks to provide a clear exposition of the law of equity and trusts as it applies in Malaysia. The chapters have been carefully structured to cover the law of equity followed by the law of trusts. Tracking closely the course outline adopted in most Malaysian universities, this book will be the main go-to text for all students.

    While a large part of equity and trusts is drawn from English common law, this book has given serious focus on Malaysian cases which have applied the principles or developed them for local application. Relevant statutory provisions are analysed and discussed to give this book a distinctly Malaysian flavour. The legal principles are clearly explained and analysed, supported by rich citation of authorities. Foreign authorities are appropriately cited to provide the foundational principles or where there is a lack of local sources.

    In addition to the core topics of equity and trusts, this book also contains coverage of topics like maxims of equity, injunctions, specific performance, remedies, equity in Islamic jurisprudence, equity in international law, trusts for commercial purposes, Islamic perspective of trust as well as variation and extinction of trusts. A detailed and illuminating chapter is devoted to the appointment, duties and powers of trustees.

    An impressive, combined effort by subject matter experts, this publication is an all-encompassing book on equity and trusts with reference to the law and practice in Malaysia which will well serve the respective needs of students and practitioners.

    Key Features

    • Clear and detailed explanation on each topic
    • In-depth analysis supported by rich citation of case and statutory authorities
    • Authors are empanelled from various local and foreign universities as well as legal practice
    • Chapter structure follows the course outline of most Malaysian universities
    • Coverage of Islamic perspectives of equity and trusts

    Table of Contents

    1. Origin, Nature and Development of Equity
    2. The function of Equity in Malaysia
    3. Maxims of Equity
    4. Legal and Equitable Assignment
    5. Equitable Estoppel
    6. Recovering Possession of Movable and Immovable Property
    7. Specific Performance
    8. Specific Performance and Reinstatement of Employment Contract
    9. Other Types of Equitable Remedies
    10. Injunctions
    11. Interim Reinstatement Injunction
    12. Equity Jurisdiction of Courts
    13. Principles of Equity in Islamic Jurisprudence
    14. Equity in International Law
    15. Origin, Nature and Development of Trusts
    16. Express Trusts
    17. Resulting Trusts
    18. Constructive Trusts
    19. Secret Trusts
    20. Charitable Trusts
    21. Non-charitable Purpose Trusts
    22. Trusts for Commercial Purposes
    23. Trustees
    24. Breach of Trusts, Protection and Defences
    25. Variation, Revocation and Extinction of Trusts
    26. Concept of Trust: Islamic Perspective
    27. Waqf
    RM180.00
  • Malaysian Land Law and Procedure

    Malaysian Land Law and Procedure seeks to provide succinct, comprehensive and up-to-date explanation of the concepts and principles of land law for the benefit of law students, legal practitioners, legal and judicial officers, inhouse lawyers, and others seeking to gain an understanding of Malaysian land law as embodied in the National Land Code (Revised 2020) (Act 828).

    This textbook elaborates on the Torrens system as applicable in the land administration system in Peninsular Malaysia, focusing on explaining the statutory provisions of the major areas of land law supported by case law and supplemented with discussion on the procedural aspects.

    Practical and contextual in its approach, lucid and engaging in style, this textbook enlivens the subject for students from the legal, theoretical, administrative and procedural aspects. The embedding of case law analysis throughout the book illustrates the law in action. Academic details on key topics are explained in a straightforward manner for an accessible learning experience. This is enhanced by additional examples, extracts, diagrams, and sample documents which provide the building blocks of a clear framework, enabling students to gain a confident understanding of the essential principles. Readers wanting to explore areas of interest in more depth are encouraged to do so by further consulting the references included in the footnotes.

    Key Features 

    • Provides a clear and current explanation of the concepts and principles of the Malaysian land law administration and procedure as applicable in Peninsular Malaysia.
    • Discusses major characteristics and general features of Malaysian land law and its development through a discussion of the provisions of the National Land Code (Revised 2020) as well as other relevant statutes and judicial decisions.
    • Includes useful examples, extracts, diagrams, and sample documents to support the learning process.
    • Case law analysis illustrates the law in action, helping students to visualise the real-life applications of the law and demystify abstract concepts.
    • Contains instructive references for further research.

    Table of Contents

    1. Evolution of Land Administration System in Peninsular Malaysia
    2. The Torrens System and its Application in Peninsular Malaysia
    3. General Concepts of Real Property
    4. Extent and Nature of the Enjoyment of Land
    5. Rights and Powers of the State Authority
    6. Protection of Unregistered and Registrable Interests
    7. Dealings and Registration of Dealings
    8. Indefeasibility of Titles and Interests
    9. Dealings to Transfer Title and Interest in Land
    10. Leases and Tenancies
    11. Easement
    12. Security Dealings Over Land or Lease
    13. Malay Reservation Land: Part 1
    14. Malay Reservation Land: Part 2
    15. Compulsory Acquisition of Land
    16. Strata Titles
    17. Land Development
    RM340.00RM380.00
  • Islamic Banking & Finance 2ED

    Since its emergence, the phenomenal growth of the Islamic Banking and Finance industry has been experienced by most countries which have sought to develop it. its rapid global growth has generate many question about its conceptual basis and ethics in different jurisdictions. Many end-users, however, have now become critical about the foundations of Islamic Banking and finance, and by necessary extension, about its products and facilities. The number of cases and disputes brought before the court of law, questioning the legality of these products, and the diverse and at times conflicting decisions by judge thereon., is but one indicator as to how fast or how far thoughts, perceptions and understanding about Islamic banking and finance have advanced and metamorphosed.

    RM230.00
  • Ifsa 2013: Commentaries On Islamic Banking & Finance

    The enactment of the Islamic Financial Services Act 2013 (IFSA 2013) has marked an exceptional milestone in the development of the domestic Islamic financial industry. With a strong industrial bedrock created over 30 years,Malaysia has yet again pioneered the enabling legislative reformation vital for industrial fluidity and harmonisation.While the Act caters to all regulatory and supervisory aspects of the industry, this book aims to provide a succinct commentary on the provisions within the Islamic Banking parameters, As the nature of legislative demands change from a detailed and prescriptive approach to one which is principle- based, this book provides a perfect companion to assist readers in understanding and navigating the current legislative maze

    RM230.00
  • Arbitration in Malaysia: A Practical Guide

    Author: The Right Honourable Tun Arifin Zakaria Chief, Justice Of Malaysia; Datuk Professor Sundra Rajoo, Philip Koh, ( General Editors) And A Team Of Expert Contributors
    Publication Date: Febuary 2017
    ISBN: 9789672049005
    Format: Hardcover + Ebook
    Country: Malaysia

    RM468.00RM520.00
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution : Law and Practice

    Alternative Dispute Resolution: Law and Practice is divided into 44 chapters which cover alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms in all their varieties, including negotiation, mediation, conciliation, ombudsman, arbitration, and court adjudication. These ADR mechanisms can be used alongside existing court systems and have gained widespread acceptance because of its speedy resolution of disputes and outcomes that preserve and sometimes even improve relationships. The primary objective of this book is to enhance reader?s understanding of the various regulatory framework governing ADR on diverse issues at both national and international levels. This includes the application of ADR to fintech, Islamic banking and finance, labour, and construction disputes among others. Online dispute resolution, Singapore Mediation Convention, and university arbitration are also featured in this book. All those concerned, both the legal and non-legal community such as legal practitioners, arbitrators, mediators, academicians, and students, will find this book as a valuable aid for a good understanding of matters pertaining to ADR without having to refer to several other sources.

    RM220.00
  • Standard Form of Building Contracts Compared

    Author: Datuk Professor Sundra Rajoo
    Publication Date: Dec, 2021
    ISBN: 9789672701187
    Country:
     Malaysia
    Format: Paperback, 2 volumes

    RM495.00RM620.00
  • The Malaysian PWD Form of Construction Contract (Mainwork + Supplement) – 2nd Edition

    The expansion and maturing of the nation’s construction industry in recent years has seen corresponding growth and development in the field of construction law. Players in the industry would have observed the increase in the number of construction cases brought before the courts or arbitration, and statutory developments such as the enactment of the Arbitration Act 2005. Another significant development in the field is the publication of the revised PWD family of standard forms of construction contract, widely used for public sector construction, and increasingly, private sector civil engineering construction.

    This book is a comprehensive and practical commentary to the PWD 203A and 203 forms of contract (2007 edition). Written in a balanced and readable style, it seeks to serve the needs of the technical person as well as the construction lawyer in the complex legal endeavor of interpreting these construction contracts. Its cause-by-clause analysis concentrates on the interpretation of all the clauses from both legal and operational aspects, and also identifies pitfalls to avoid.

    The commentary contains references to relevant decided cases, local law and practice. Foreign cases of strong persuasive authority are also cited. The law stated in the book is up-to-date to June 30, 2011 and includes recent Court of Appeal decisions such as Bukit Cerakah Development Sdn Bhd v L’Grande Development Sdn Bhd [2008] 2 AMR 597 (deduction against payment certificate) and Nirwana Construction Sdn Bhd v Pengarah Jabatan Kerja Raya Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus & Kerajaan Malaysia [2008] 4 MLJ 157 (termination of contractor’s employment).

    Readers will benefit from the insights of an author who has training and wide experience in the fields of law, quantity surveying and arbitration. The book will serve as a useful reference handbook for those involved in the construction industry undertaking public sector work, such as government officials, architects, engineers, quantity surveyors, contractors, sub-contractors and construction lawyers. It is also an invaluable guide to undergraduates involved in the building and engineering disciplines.

    RM320.00
  • Common Issues in Malaysian Adjudication: Guide to CIPAA 2012

    This book provides a straightforward approach to the statutory adjudication process under the Construction Industry Payment and Adjudication Act 2012 (Act 746) (CIPAA 2012). The book guides the reader through the process of adjudication pursuant to CIPAA 2012 from its initiation to beyond the delivery of the adjudication decision. In this book, nearly 100 common issues have been identified that commonly crop up during various stages of the adjudication process.

    This title focuses on a growing body of domestic cases, providing a clear exposition and discussion of the relevant case law. Utilising a problem-based approach, the Q&A format of the book provides answers to the common issues in Malaysian adjudication. Preceded by an introductory section, the reader is also provided with an overview of the construction process and the disputes that may arise, taking the reader from inception of construction work right to completion of a project.

    Guides the reader through the adjudication process under CIPAA 2012 from start to finish
    Views the construction process from start to finish with the disputes identified along the way
    Identifies nearly 100 common issues that are of relevant during each stage of the adjudication process
    Provides answers to the common issues in Malaysian adjudication
    Covers a growing body of domestic cases while reference is made to English cases in other jurisdictions
    Q and A format that is reader friendly where busy practitioners and students can quickly find the relevant section to their problems

    Table of Contents

    Chapter 1: An Introduction to Statutory Adjudication

    Chapter 2: Before the Referral

    Chapter 3: Referral to Adjudication

    Chapter 4: The Process After the Referral

    Chapter 5: The Conduct of The Proceedings

    Chapter 6: The Adjudication Decision

    Chapter 7: After Adjudication Is Over

    Chapter 8: Other Considerations

    RM288.00RM320.00
  • Law Relating to Cheating & Forgery | 2021

    Author: Ravi Kumar & V.K. Thakkar
    Publication Date: January 2021
    ISBN: 9788194939559
    Country:
     India
    Format: Hardcover

    This exhaustive book aims to provide a substantial understanding of these topics and is intended for practicing advocates, lawyers, law teachers, students, and other legal professionals.

    RM355.00
  • McGregor on Damages, 21st Edition | 2021

    Edited by: James Edelman, Simon Colton, Jason Varuhas
    ISBN13: 9789393702494
    Published: December 2021
    Country of Publication: UK
    Format: Hardback, Indian Reprint
    RM1,769.00
  • Habeas Corpus in Malaysia

    Author: Abd Shukor Ahmad
    ISBN: 9789672919919
    Published: Nov 2021
    Format: Hardback + ProView eBook

    RM225.00RM250.00
  • Malaysia Company Law: Principles and Practices, 3rd Edition

    Author: Professor Dr Aiman Nariman binti Mohd Sulaiman & Effendy bin Othman
    ISBN: 9789672875000
    Published: Nov 2021
    Format: Soft Cover
    Country: Malaysia

    RM229.00
  • Corporate Governance and Ethics

    The principles of corporate governance and ethics collectively serve as necessary checks and balances to curb the misconduct of corporations. This practitioner-oriented book reviews the development and practical application of governance in the corporate sector with some attention given to the public sector too. The authors have clearly and concisely explained the salient principles of corporate governance and ethics and have included discussion on relevant regulatory bodies (such as the Securities Commission Malaysia and Bank Negara Malaysia), statutes, codes and guidelines (such as the Malaysian Code on Corporate Governance 2021 (“MCCG 2021”) and the Bank Negara Policy Document on Corporate Governance for financial institutions), challenges in the implementation of the regulatory framework of corporate governance, and enforcement and compliance of relevant legislation (such as the Companies Act 2016).

    A whole chapter dedicated to case studies gives due attention to key cases to further illustrate high-profile breaches of corporate governance in Malaysia, serving as a cautionary tale to company directors and shareholders alike.

    This book is invaluable to company directors, shareholders, and other stakeholders who will benefit from the book’s succinct guidance to compliance with the Malaysian legal and regulatory regime.

    KEY FEATURES:

    Provides a clear and concise analysis of the legal and regulatory requirements surrounding corporate governance and ethics by using case studies
    Explains the concept of corporate governance and the framework within which it is implemented
    Explores the roles played by different regulatory institutions
    Considers corporate governance in both the public and private sectors
    Analyses the requirements of the MCCG 2021
    Provides valuable and instructive case studies to promote better corporate governance
    Introduces global regulatory trends
    Surveys ethical considerations in corporate governance
    Includes the full text of the MCCG 2021 as issued by the Securities Commission Malaysia

    RM180.00
  • Law and Practice of Employment Law in Malaysia

    Publication Date: Nov – 2021
    Author: Sivabalah Nadarajah (General Editor)
    ISBN: 9789672723011
    Format: Hardcover + eBook
    Country: Malaysia

    RM360.00RM400.00
  • Law and Practice of Construction Law in Malaysia

    Author: Lim Chong Fong (General Editor)
    Publication Date: Nov – 2021
    ISBN: 9789672723028
    Format: Hardcover + eBook
    Country: Malaysia

    RM405.00RM450.00
  • TAX APPEALS IN MALAYSIA: LAW AND PROCEDURE

    …this book will be a most welcome addition to our legal literature on an important aspect of tax law, especially to its practitioners and to the members of the general public … [It] shows great learning and scholarship…”

    From the Foreword by
    Dato’ Abang Iskandar bin Abang Hashim
    Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak

    Key Features:

    Clear and comprehensive discussion of the law
    Reference to extensive range of cases, statutes and other written sources to support and clarify discussion
    Practical insights and pointers on actual issues encountered in tax appeals
    Coverage of appeals to the Special Commissioners and the courts as well as judicial review applications
    Carefully structured contents to aid easy use of the book
    Instructive appeal checklists
    Forms and precedents
    Taxation affects everyone in one way or another. Since the advent of income tax, everyone has been aiming to pay as little tax as possible. All kinds of schemes are thought of. No commercial person in his right sense transacts except on the basis of paying the least amount of tax possible. It is undoubtedly legal for a company to organise its affairs in such a way as to minimise tax. Nevertheless, tax settlement is contentious and many have been brought to the courts by way of appeal for final determination.

    This book covers topics relevant to any contemporary discussion on tax appeals. The law and practice on this subject have been expertly treated. The law has been considered and analysed in depth, while the treatment of the practical aspects has benefitted from the wide experience of the author in conducting tax appeals. Copious endnotes provide an invaluable source of references for detailed study and further research on the intricacies of handling appeals against tax assessments raised by the tax authorities.

    Cases and other sources from Malaysia and other jurisdictions have been analysed and discussed to build an enviable resource from which tax practitioners can draw much valued knowledge to mount cogent arguments in conducting their appeals before the Special Commissioners of Income Tax as well as the courts.

    Relevant forms and precedents and helpful checklists presented in the appendices complement the excellent text to provide a complete and comprehensive textbook on the current practice of tax appeals in Malaysia.

    Tax Appeals in Malaysia: Law and Procedure is a book which should not be missed by lawyers, judicial officers, tax authorities, revenue counsel, tax advisers, accountants and business owners.
    Table of Contents

    *Tax Appeals
    The Special Commissioners of Income Tax
    Assessments
    Appeals to the Special Commissioners of Income Tax
    Appeals to the High Court
    Judicial Review
    Appeals to the Court of Appeal
    Recovery or Collection Appendices

    RM300.00
  • Islamic Family Law in Malaysia, 2nd Edition (Students)

    ISBN: 9789672919698
    Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell
    Format: Paperback
    Author: NAJIBAH MOHD ZIN

    RM100.00
  • Essential Company Law in Malaysia: Navigating the Companies Act 2016, 2nd Edition

    Presenting the law in a clear and concise style, this updated second edition guides and supports a quick understanding of the Malaysian company law system. Regular reference is made to the provisions of the Companies Act 2016 to enable the reader to appreciate the statutory scheme regulating companies in Malaysia. Illustrations are used to clarify concepts and cases are cited for reference. Mind maps have been included to assist a quick appreciation of key concepts and procedures. Comparison is made with the former scheme under the Companies Act 1965 where relevant and helpful comments are included to aid the analysis of more difficult areas of the law.

    Each chapter begins with its learning objectives, presents the essential principles in succinct paragraphs and concludes with a summary to ensure that the reader obtains a clear understanding of the subject matter covered. A section titled “Points to Ponder” highlights difficult areas which may merit further discussion and consideration. The Appendix to the book contains a useful comparison of key provisions in the Companies Act 1965 and the Companies Act 2016.

    Changes made by the Companies Act 2016 Reprint and the Companies (Amendment) Act 2019 have been covered, including the requirements for the execution of documents and the conditions for loans to directors.

    This book is especially suitable for non-law degree students who take Company Law in their course of study as well as candidates taking MAICSA, ACCA, MICPA and MIA examinations. It can also be of interest to practitioners who need a quick refresher on basic principles and those who want to learn more about the general law relating to companies and how the Companies Act 2016 impacts their business.

    Key Features of this New Edition

    Presents essential principles in a clear and succinct style
    Contains illustrations and charts that facilitate understanding
    Mind maps support easy understanding of key concepts and procedure
    New developments include the requirement for a register of beneficial owners, audit exemption and regulations on judicial management and corporate voluntary arrangement
    Expanded coverage of the law on partnership and limited liability partnership
    Extensive cross-referencing for easy navigation through the book
    “Points to Ponder” highlights difficult areas which merit further consideration
    Appendix makes available a useful comparison of differences between the Companies Act 1965 and the Companies Act 2016 and acts as an index to the contents of the book

    RM220.00
  • Land Acquisition: A Primer

    Author: Prof Dato’ Salleh Buang
    Published: Oct 2021
    Format: Paperback + ProView eBook
    ISBN: 9789672919988

    RM180.00
  • Malaysian Law on Division of Matrimonial Assets – 2nd Edition

    In the breakdown of a marriage, one of the most important considerations for divorcing parties (alongside the custody and care of children of the marriage) is the division of matrimonial assets. Malaysian Law on Division of Matrimonial Assets (Second Edition) is a comprehensive text covering all the principles which govern the judicial division of matrimonial assets incidental to a court decree of divorce or judicial separation. The main provisions of the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 (“LRA 1976”) and its accompanying rules, the Divorce and Matrimonial Proceedings Rules 1980 that govern this area of law in relation to non-Muslims are analysed and explained in great depth and detail. The law applicable to Muslims and the application of native customary laws are also covered.

    To elucidate the application of the law in various factual scenarios, copious court decisions – selected from Malaysia and countries with similar laws, such as the UK, Singapore and Australia – are thoroughly reviewed, to provide a good grasp of the different considerations in ascertaining how matrimonial assets should be divided. Important issues such as what constitutes matrimonial assets, the duty to make full disclosure, and the relationship between the law on division of matrimonial assets and other laws such as contract, trust, and succession laws are given due focus.

    This second edition has been updated with two new chapters: Chapter 15 covers the nexus test for determining whether an asset is to be regarded as matrimonial property and the division of such properties, which was introduced in Yap Yen Piow v Hee Wee Eng. Chapter 16 surveys the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) (Amendment) Act 2017, and its impact on section 76 of the LRA 1976 for the purposes of division of matrimonial assets.

    Family law practitioners will welcome the treatment given to practical matters such as the procedure for making an application for property division, the types of orders that a court may issue, and the means available to resist attempts to defeat any potential claim for division of matrimonial assets, as well as the methods of enforcement when there is non-compliance with a division order.

    Key Developments Covered in this Edition

    Chapter 6 provides discussion on key authorities such as Hong Leong Finance Bhd v Low Thiam Hoe (2016) (leave for amendment of pleadings), Liew Chong Yee v Chai Yem You (2020) (amendments of pleadings after close of pleadings and commencement of trial), Ng Yuet Mooi v Leong Yee Heim (2018) (the time to make applications for orders for ancillary relief) and Ng Boon Chwee v Yan Shuwei (2018) (rescission of decree nisi).
    Chapter 8 discusses fragmentation of ownership (Tan Su Lin v Andrew Lim (2018)).
    The Nexus Test in Yap Yen Piow v Hee Wee Eng (2017) is discussed extensively, including a review of its application in recent cases like Wong Chong Kiew v Lee Hock Seng (2019), Poonageswari a/p P Krishnan v Bailand a/l Govindanam (2019) and Wong Chong Kiew v Lee Hock Seng (2019).
    The workings of the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) (Amendment) Act 2017 are explored in detail in cases such as Kamalahasan a/l Singaram v Portia Ceri Poorans (2019), Shilashshree Shirely Gomez v Raymond Shilendran a/l Simon (2019), Theynarasi a/p Selambaram v Periasamy a/l Chinnappan (2019).

    RM342.00RM380.00
  • Administrative Law in Malaysia, 2nd Edition | 2021

    Author: Wan Azlan Ahmad, Nik Ahmad Kamal Nik Mahmod & Mohsin Hingun
    Publication Date: Sep – 2021
    ISBN: 9789672919780
    Format: Hardcover + eBook
    Country: Malaysia

    RM252.00RM280.00
  • Essential Company Law in Malaysia: Navigating the Companies Act 2016, 2nd Edition (Student Edition)

    Presenting the law in a clear and concise style, this updated second edition guides and supports a quick understanding of the Malaysian company law system. Regular reference is made to the provisions of the Companies Act 2016 to enable the reader to appreciate the statutory scheme regulating companies in Malaysia. Illustrations are used to clarify concepts and cases are cited for reference. Mind maps have been included to assist a quick appreciation of key concepts and procedures. Comparison is made with the former scheme under the Companies Act 1965 where relevant and helpful comments are included to aid the analysis of more difficult areas of the law.

    Each chapter begins with its learning objectives, presents the essential principles in succinct paragraphs and concludes with a summary to ensure that the reader obtains a clear understanding of the subject matter covered. A section titled “Points to Ponder” highlights difficult areas which may merit further discussion and consideration. The Appendix to the book contains a useful comparison of key provisions in the Companies Act 1965 and the Companies Act 2016.

    Changes made by the Companies Act 2016 Reprint and the Companies (Amendment) Act 2019 have been covered, including the requirements for the execution of documents and the conditions for loans to directors.

    This book is especially suitable for non-law degree students who take Company Law in their course of study as well as candidates taking MAICSA, ACCA, MICPA and MIA examinations. It can also be of interest to practitioners who need a quick refresher on basic principles and those who want to learn more about the general law relating to companies and how the Companies Act 2016 impacts their business.

    Key Features of this New Edition

    Presents essential principles in a clear and succinct style
    Contains illustrations and charts that facilitate understanding
    Mind maps support easy understanding of key concepts and procedure
    New developments include the requirement for a register of beneficial owners, audit exemption and regulations on judicial management and corporate voluntary arrangement
    Expanded coverage of the law on partnership and limited liability partnership
    Extensive cross-referencing for easy navigation through the book
    “Points to Ponder” highlights difficult areas which merit further consideration
    Appendix makes available a useful comparison of differences between the Companies Act 1965 and the Companies Act 2016 and acts as an index to the contents of the book

    RM90.00
  • Norchaya Talib on Torts in Malaysia, 4th Edition (Students)

    Author: Ahnaf Azmi(Editor) and a team of expert contributors
    Publication Date: Oct 2021
    ISBN: 9789672919650
    Format: Softcover
    Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell

    RM150.00
  • National Land Code, A Commentary, 2021 Desk Edition (eBook)

    Published: 02 September 2021
    ISBN/ISSN: 9789672701033
    Country: Malaysia
    by Judith Sihombing (Author)

    RM693.50RM730.00
  • Judicial Management: Fundamental Principles & Analysis

    Author: Ranjan N. Chandran & Harneshpal Karamjit Singh
    ISBN: 9789674571658
    Published: Sep 2021

    RM95.00
  • Law And Justice In Malaysia – 2020 And Beyond

    Author: Salim Farrar and Paul Subramaniam [Editors]
    Published: Sep 2021
    ISBN: 9789672919544
    Format: Softcover + Ebook

    RM120.00
  • Islamic Family Law In Malaysia, Second Edition

    Author: Najibah Mohd Zin, Nora Abdul Hak, Azizah Mohd, Normi Abdul Malek, Norliah Ibrahim, Roslina Che Soh, Noraini Md Hashim and Badruddin Ibrahim
    Publication Date: Sep 2021
    ISBN: 9789672919674
    Format: Hardcover + Ebook

    RM300.00
  • NORCHAYA TALIB ON TORTS IN MALAYSIA

    The law of torts is an important branch of private law which protects individuals against civil wrongs. This book which draws on the pedigree of the established Law of Torts in Malaysia by the late Professor Dr Norchaya Talib, covers not only the traditional torts such as negligence, nuisance, trespass, strict liability and defamation, but also explores the current aspects of the law of torts law in Malaysia.

    There have been significant developments in Malaysian tort law in the past decade. The chapters have been updated and revised by a team of expert contributors to capture those developments in this new book. Maintaining the structure as per Professor Norchaya’s noted work, this book attends to new areas and developments in the law of torts through the introduction of the tort of harassment; expanded analysis on the defence of illegality, exclusion clauses and damages; focus on the new developments in the law of defamation, altering the landscape of free speech; and consideration of the extension of vicarious liability. Two additional chapters are included to elaborate on underdeveloped areas such as the economic torts and privacy.

    The concise discussions of the principles of the law as well as comprehensive analyses of relevant judicial decisions and legislative provisions will very much assist not only students learning the law of torts but also professionals researching on this subject. This book shall be the current lead reference on the law of torts in Malaysia.

    KEY FEATURES

    Provides concise and clear statement of the principles of tort law as well as comprehensive analyses of case law and statutory provisions
    Explains key concepts in easy terms
    Contains additional discussion on the significant development of the law and recent key cases
    Explores the new tort of harassment
    Analyses court intervention in cases of police misconduct
    Discusses the current developments in the law of defamation
    Two new chapters – Economic and Other Torts (includes discussion of unlawful interference, conspiracy, and extended passing off) and Privacy

    RM288.00RM320.00
  • The A-Z of Contract Clauses, 7th Edition

    Authors: Deborah Fosbrook, Adrian C Laing
    Publication Date: Dec 2021
    ISBN: 9789369524303
    Format: Hardback (Indian Reprint)
    Country: UK

    RM1,600.00
  • Medical Law and Ethics in Malaysia

    Author: Ramakrishna Tharini, Jason Low
    ISBN: 9789674009953
    Published date: 6th September 2021
    Format: Paperback
    Country of Publication: Malaysia

    RM198.00RM220.00
  • National Land Code, A Commentary, 2021 Desk Edition

    Author: Judith Sihombing
    Publication Date: September, 2021
    ISBN: 9789672701026
    Format:
    Softcover
    Country:
    Malaysia

    RM675.00RM750.00