This document summarizes a legal consultation between a lawyer and a client named Ahmad Shaheed. Ahmad was involved in a car accident with his classmate, Ms. Nurul Izzaty, and is seeking legal advice. The lawyer explains to Ahmad that the consultation is confidential. Ahmad then provides details of the accident, where he was riding his motorcycle recklessly and collided with Izzaty's car. Izzaty is demanding RM180,200 for her injuries, medical bills, vehicle repairs, and lost belongings. The lawyer analyzes Ahmad's options, advising he can make a settlement offer to Izzaty or raise defenses of contributory negligence and set-off if she pursues legal action.
Plaintif (Uniasia General Insurance Berhad) menuntut kepemilikan hartanah Lot 951 yang saat ini diduduki defendan tanpa izin, dan meminta mahkamah memerintahkan defendan mengosongkan hartanah tersebut dan membayar biaya permohonan.
1. Samad Tuah bin Jebat was charged with stealing a motorbike under Section 379A of the Penal Code.
2. The prosecution argued for a heavier punishment to deter the increasing number of motorbike thefts in the area.
3. The defense pleaded for leniency as it was the accused's first offense, and he needed the motorbike due to desperation and intended to return it.
4. The magistrate found the accused guilty but discharged him with a bond for good behavior for 2 years, taking into account it was a first offense due to necessity, and that imprisonment may not be the solution.
Di dalam sistem perundangan Islam di Malaysia perkataan faraq/istilah faraq digunakan bagi merujuk kepada sesuatu pembubaran perkahwinan bukan melalui talak. Pada sudut istilah faraq yang digunakan di dalam kitab-kitab fiqh membawa maksud pemisahan atau pembubaran bagi perkahwinan samada melalui talak atau selainnya
Writ, service, appearance & judgment in default (2017-2018)Intan Muhammad
Writ - includes endorsement , transfer, issuance of writ
Service - includes substitute/personal service, serve based on contract, serve to solicitor / partnership, AOS
Appearance - includes how and when to insert appearance
JID - includes type and proof of services
P/S : I am sharing my personal notes of law-related subjects. Some parts of them are explained in a very informal-relaxed way and mix of languages (BM and English). Secondly, as law revolves every day, there will be outdated parts in my notes. Two ways of handling it.. (1) double check with the latest law and keep it to yourself (2) same with No. 1 coupled with your generosity to share with us, the LinkedIn users (hiks ^_^). Till then, have a nice day!
1. A witness who is inconsistent in giving evidence, especially if the inconsistencies are material contradictions, cannot generally be regarded as a credible witness. However, not all inconsistencies necessarily undermine credibility.
2. For a witness to refresh their memory by referring to notes, certain conditions must be met under Section 159 of the Evidence Act. The writing must have been made by the witness at the time of the event or soon after.
3. Even if the conditions for refreshing memory are satisfied, the opposing party still has the right to inspect the document and cross-examine the witness on it. Referring to a document alone does not necessarily make the witness credible; it depends on whether the statutory safeguards are
Plaintif (Uniasia General Insurance Berhad) menuntut kepemilikan hartanah Lot 951 yang saat ini diduduki defendan tanpa izin, dan meminta mahkamah memerintahkan defendan mengosongkan hartanah tersebut dan membayar biaya permohonan.
1. Samad Tuah bin Jebat was charged with stealing a motorbike under Section 379A of the Penal Code.
2. The prosecution argued for a heavier punishment to deter the increasing number of motorbike thefts in the area.
3. The defense pleaded for leniency as it was the accused's first offense, and he needed the motorbike due to desperation and intended to return it.
4. The magistrate found the accused guilty but discharged him with a bond for good behavior for 2 years, taking into account it was a first offense due to necessity, and that imprisonment may not be the solution.
Di dalam sistem perundangan Islam di Malaysia perkataan faraq/istilah faraq digunakan bagi merujuk kepada sesuatu pembubaran perkahwinan bukan melalui talak. Pada sudut istilah faraq yang digunakan di dalam kitab-kitab fiqh membawa maksud pemisahan atau pembubaran bagi perkahwinan samada melalui talak atau selainnya
Writ, service, appearance & judgment in default (2017-2018)Intan Muhammad
Writ - includes endorsement , transfer, issuance of writ
Service - includes substitute/personal service, serve based on contract, serve to solicitor / partnership, AOS
Appearance - includes how and when to insert appearance
JID - includes type and proof of services
P/S : I am sharing my personal notes of law-related subjects. Some parts of them are explained in a very informal-relaxed way and mix of languages (BM and English). Secondly, as law revolves every day, there will be outdated parts in my notes. Two ways of handling it.. (1) double check with the latest law and keep it to yourself (2) same with No. 1 coupled with your generosity to share with us, the LinkedIn users (hiks ^_^). Till then, have a nice day!
1. A witness who is inconsistent in giving evidence, especially if the inconsistencies are material contradictions, cannot generally be regarded as a credible witness. However, not all inconsistencies necessarily undermine credibility.
2. For a witness to refresh their memory by referring to notes, certain conditions must be met under Section 159 of the Evidence Act. The writing must have been made by the witness at the time of the event or soon after.
3. Even if the conditions for refreshing memory are satisfied, the opposing party still has the right to inspect the document and cross-examine the witness on it. Referring to a document alone does not necessarily make the witness credible; it depends on whether the statutory safeguards are
Tiga kalimat:
Kes ini membatalkan keputusan mahkamah terdahulu yang menolak saman terhadap bekas pemegang Lesen Pendudukan Sementara (LPS) yang gagal mengosongkan tanah setelah tamat tempoh lesen, dengan menetapkan bahawa pendudukan tanpa lesen adalah tindakan meroboh dan notis 90 hari untuk mengosongkan tanah adalah munasabah.
Assault under Section 352 of the Malaysian Penal CodeYasmin Adilah
Abang confronted Bomoh at a coffee shop angrily over a matter involving Abang's sister. Abang lunged threateningly at Bomoh and said he would teach Bomoh a lesson he would never forget. As Abang was about to hit Bomoh, others restrained him. Abang intended to cause Bomoh apprehension of imminent physical force based on his threatening gestures and words. A reasonable person in Bomoh's position would fear immediate force based on Abang's actions. Thus, Abang can likely be found liable under Section 351 of the Penal Code for assault on Bomoh.
The document discusses the differences between murder and culpable homicide under Indian law. It examines the exceptions under Section 300 that may reduce a murder charge to culpable homicide not amounting to murder. These exceptions include provocation, exceeding the right of private defense, a public servant exceeding their powers, sudden fight, and consent. The document analyzes several court cases to illustrate how the exceptions have been applied in practice and the criteria courts consider in determining whether an exception applies.
Sunn Ang the accused was charged and convicted for the murder of his girl friend Jenny. A Singapore case related to the law of evidence. Circumstantial evidence, Relevancy, Continuity.
The appellant gave the respondent an option to purchase land that was to be exercised within a stipulated period. The respondent exercised the option on time but the appellant refused to proceed. The respondent lodged a caveat on the land and filed a court case seeking specific performance or damages. The court granted an ex parte extension of the caveat. The appellant argued the extension was wrong and the respondent had no interest in the land. The court dismissed the appeal, finding the option was validly exercised so the respondent had a caveatable interest.
Pliding utk proses penguatkuasaan perintahmusa_awang
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang penyediaan pliding untuk proses penguatkuasaan perintah di mahkamah syariah. Ia menjelaskan jenis-jenis penguatkuasaan dan pelaksanaan perintah, dokumen yang diperlukan dalam permohonan pelaksanaan, serta prosedur untuk mendapatkan perintah penyitaan, pemilikan, penghantarserahan, dan pengkomitan.
Dokumen ini merupakan transkrip prosiding mahkamah berkaitan kes rogol. Ia menampilkan keterangan daripada mangsa, ibu mangsa, dan beberapa saksi lain termasuk jurugambar polis dan pegawai penyiasat. Mangsa menerangkan bahawa dia telah dirogol oleh OKT ketika dibawa ke rumahnya untuk 'ubatan'. Ibu mangsa membuat laporan polis berikutan aduan anaknya.
Prosedur perbicaraan dijelaskan dalam empat tahap: (1) pemeriksaan utama oleh plaintif dengan soal jawab saksi, (2) pemeriksaan balas oleh pihak lawan, (3) pemeriksaan semula oleh plaintif, dan (4) penyediaan hujahan oleh kedua-dua pihak berdasarkan bukti yang dikemukakan. Proses ini memastikan perbicaraan berjalan lancar dan keputusan mahkamah berasask
The document summarizes the history and current state of the legal profession in Malaysia. It discusses:
- The legal profession in Malaysia is a fused profession with no distinction between solicitors and barristers.
- The earliest lawyers were known as "law agents" or "advocates and attornies", with the first admission recorded in 1808.
- Various ordinances established regulatory bodies for lawyers in different states, which were consolidated by the Legal Profession Act 1976, establishing the Malaysian Bar and Bar Council. However, Sabah and Sarawak continue to have their own separate legislation and professional bodies.
SEJARAH & FAKTOR KEWUJUDAN ADR; ANALISIS DI USA DAN MALAYSIAIrfan Shafie
SELAIN PENYELESAIAN MELIBATKAN SISTEM PERUDANGAN DAN KEHAKIMAN. MASYARAKAT JUGA BOLEH MENYELESAIKAN PERTIKAIAN DENGAN KAEDAH ALTERNATIF YANG LEBIH KURANG MELIBATKAN KOS DAN MENJIMATKAN MASA.
The document discusses Article 5 of the Federal Constitution of Malaysia, which protects individuals from being deprived of life or personal liberty except in accordance with law. It summarizes the rights this article provides, including the right to know the grounds of arrest, the right to legal representation, and the right to be produced before a magistrate. It also discusses exceptions to these rights under emergency laws and the remedy of habeas corpus.
CASE REVIEW: PUBLIC PROSECUTOR v TEO ENG CHAN & ORSASMAH CHE WAN
1. The four accused were charged with raping a 16-year-old girl ("Kay") in a deserted quarry. They admitted to having sex with her but claimed she consented.
2. Kay said she did not consent and was threatened by the men. She cried and screamed in pain during the acts. The next day she reported the incident to a doctor.
3. The court found Teo, Sim, and Ng guilty of rape under Section 376(2) of using threats and fear. Yap was found guilty of simple rape under Section 376(1) for lack of consent. The judgment was agreed with for thoroughly examining the issues.
This document discusses the procedure for acquiring state land under the National Land Code (NLC) of Malaysia. It summarizes a court case where an applicant paid the land revenue amount 8 months after the specified deadline in the notice. A third party challenged the alienation, arguing the approval had lapsed. However, the court held that the state authority accepting late payment implied a fresh approval. The decision showed that paying land revenue within the deadline is not mandatory under NLC, and the registration of title is the primary consideration in establishing ownership of the land.
Included topics:
- Betrothal
- Marriage
- Dissolution
- Ancillary claims
- Parent and children
- Adoption
- Legitimacy
- Inheritance
Not included:
- Introduction to the Administration of Islamic law in Malaysia
- Polygamous marriage
This document is a transcript from a court proceeding involving the defendant Nureen Azlina binti Akmal, who is charged with intentionally causing grievous hurt by using acid. In the proceeding, the prosecution asks to postpone the mention date to allow time to obtain a medical report on the victim. The defense counsel argues that the defendant should be granted bail given her circumstances. However, the prosecution opposes bail, citing concerns that the defendant may tamper with witnesses. After considering both arguments, the judge grants bail to the defendant with conditions.
Land Law II notes - For Revision Purposes OnlyAzrin Hafiz
This document summarizes 11 land law cases related to jual janji (conditional sale) transactions and lien cases in Malaysia. It provides brief summaries of the facts and outcomes of each case. The cases cover topics such as whether a transaction constituted a jual janji or outright sale, the right to redeem land after the agreed repayment period has expired, and priority of claims when charges or liens on land are involved.
This document is the Film Censorship Act 2002 of Malaysia. It establishes a Board of Censors to review films and film publicity materials for censorship. Key aspects include:
- The Board has powers to approve films for exhibition without changes, with required alterations, or refuse approval.
- Imported films must be submitted to the Board for review and will be detained by customs until approved. The Board can issue permits and exemptions.
- Films produced in Malaysia must also be submitted to the Board for review.
- The Board issues Certificate A for approved films and may classify films. Duplication of films requires notifying the Board.
- There is a process for owners to appeal censorship decisions
This document discusses mediation training for mediators in Malaysia. It outlines the advantages of mediation and different models of good mediation training used in foreign jurisdictions. In Malaysia, the Mediation Act of 2012 does not specify requirements for mediator training, leading to inconsistent standards. The document concludes that establishing a robust training program would help produce high quality mediators and ensure their effective performance in resolving disputes.
Tiga kalimat:
Kes ini membatalkan keputusan mahkamah terdahulu yang menolak saman terhadap bekas pemegang Lesen Pendudukan Sementara (LPS) yang gagal mengosongkan tanah setelah tamat tempoh lesen, dengan menetapkan bahawa pendudukan tanpa lesen adalah tindakan meroboh dan notis 90 hari untuk mengosongkan tanah adalah munasabah.
Assault under Section 352 of the Malaysian Penal CodeYasmin Adilah
Abang confronted Bomoh at a coffee shop angrily over a matter involving Abang's sister. Abang lunged threateningly at Bomoh and said he would teach Bomoh a lesson he would never forget. As Abang was about to hit Bomoh, others restrained him. Abang intended to cause Bomoh apprehension of imminent physical force based on his threatening gestures and words. A reasonable person in Bomoh's position would fear immediate force based on Abang's actions. Thus, Abang can likely be found liable under Section 351 of the Penal Code for assault on Bomoh.
The document discusses the differences between murder and culpable homicide under Indian law. It examines the exceptions under Section 300 that may reduce a murder charge to culpable homicide not amounting to murder. These exceptions include provocation, exceeding the right of private defense, a public servant exceeding their powers, sudden fight, and consent. The document analyzes several court cases to illustrate how the exceptions have been applied in practice and the criteria courts consider in determining whether an exception applies.
Sunn Ang the accused was charged and convicted for the murder of his girl friend Jenny. A Singapore case related to the law of evidence. Circumstantial evidence, Relevancy, Continuity.
The appellant gave the respondent an option to purchase land that was to be exercised within a stipulated period. The respondent exercised the option on time but the appellant refused to proceed. The respondent lodged a caveat on the land and filed a court case seeking specific performance or damages. The court granted an ex parte extension of the caveat. The appellant argued the extension was wrong and the respondent had no interest in the land. The court dismissed the appeal, finding the option was validly exercised so the respondent had a caveatable interest.
Pliding utk proses penguatkuasaan perintahmusa_awang
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang penyediaan pliding untuk proses penguatkuasaan perintah di mahkamah syariah. Ia menjelaskan jenis-jenis penguatkuasaan dan pelaksanaan perintah, dokumen yang diperlukan dalam permohonan pelaksanaan, serta prosedur untuk mendapatkan perintah penyitaan, pemilikan, penghantarserahan, dan pengkomitan.
Dokumen ini merupakan transkrip prosiding mahkamah berkaitan kes rogol. Ia menampilkan keterangan daripada mangsa, ibu mangsa, dan beberapa saksi lain termasuk jurugambar polis dan pegawai penyiasat. Mangsa menerangkan bahawa dia telah dirogol oleh OKT ketika dibawa ke rumahnya untuk 'ubatan'. Ibu mangsa membuat laporan polis berikutan aduan anaknya.
Prosedur perbicaraan dijelaskan dalam empat tahap: (1) pemeriksaan utama oleh plaintif dengan soal jawab saksi, (2) pemeriksaan balas oleh pihak lawan, (3) pemeriksaan semula oleh plaintif, dan (4) penyediaan hujahan oleh kedua-dua pihak berdasarkan bukti yang dikemukakan. Proses ini memastikan perbicaraan berjalan lancar dan keputusan mahkamah berasask
The document summarizes the history and current state of the legal profession in Malaysia. It discusses:
- The legal profession in Malaysia is a fused profession with no distinction between solicitors and barristers.
- The earliest lawyers were known as "law agents" or "advocates and attornies", with the first admission recorded in 1808.
- Various ordinances established regulatory bodies for lawyers in different states, which were consolidated by the Legal Profession Act 1976, establishing the Malaysian Bar and Bar Council. However, Sabah and Sarawak continue to have their own separate legislation and professional bodies.
SEJARAH & FAKTOR KEWUJUDAN ADR; ANALISIS DI USA DAN MALAYSIAIrfan Shafie
SELAIN PENYELESAIAN MELIBATKAN SISTEM PERUDANGAN DAN KEHAKIMAN. MASYARAKAT JUGA BOLEH MENYELESAIKAN PERTIKAIAN DENGAN KAEDAH ALTERNATIF YANG LEBIH KURANG MELIBATKAN KOS DAN MENJIMATKAN MASA.
The document discusses Article 5 of the Federal Constitution of Malaysia, which protects individuals from being deprived of life or personal liberty except in accordance with law. It summarizes the rights this article provides, including the right to know the grounds of arrest, the right to legal representation, and the right to be produced before a magistrate. It also discusses exceptions to these rights under emergency laws and the remedy of habeas corpus.
CASE REVIEW: PUBLIC PROSECUTOR v TEO ENG CHAN & ORSASMAH CHE WAN
1. The four accused were charged with raping a 16-year-old girl ("Kay") in a deserted quarry. They admitted to having sex with her but claimed she consented.
2. Kay said she did not consent and was threatened by the men. She cried and screamed in pain during the acts. The next day she reported the incident to a doctor.
3. The court found Teo, Sim, and Ng guilty of rape under Section 376(2) of using threats and fear. Yap was found guilty of simple rape under Section 376(1) for lack of consent. The judgment was agreed with for thoroughly examining the issues.
This document discusses the procedure for acquiring state land under the National Land Code (NLC) of Malaysia. It summarizes a court case where an applicant paid the land revenue amount 8 months after the specified deadline in the notice. A third party challenged the alienation, arguing the approval had lapsed. However, the court held that the state authority accepting late payment implied a fresh approval. The decision showed that paying land revenue within the deadline is not mandatory under NLC, and the registration of title is the primary consideration in establishing ownership of the land.
Included topics:
- Betrothal
- Marriage
- Dissolution
- Ancillary claims
- Parent and children
- Adoption
- Legitimacy
- Inheritance
Not included:
- Introduction to the Administration of Islamic law in Malaysia
- Polygamous marriage
This document is a transcript from a court proceeding involving the defendant Nureen Azlina binti Akmal, who is charged with intentionally causing grievous hurt by using acid. In the proceeding, the prosecution asks to postpone the mention date to allow time to obtain a medical report on the victim. The defense counsel argues that the defendant should be granted bail given her circumstances. However, the prosecution opposes bail, citing concerns that the defendant may tamper with witnesses. After considering both arguments, the judge grants bail to the defendant with conditions.
Land Law II notes - For Revision Purposes OnlyAzrin Hafiz
This document summarizes 11 land law cases related to jual janji (conditional sale) transactions and lien cases in Malaysia. It provides brief summaries of the facts and outcomes of each case. The cases cover topics such as whether a transaction constituted a jual janji or outright sale, the right to redeem land after the agreed repayment period has expired, and priority of claims when charges or liens on land are involved.
This document is the Film Censorship Act 2002 of Malaysia. It establishes a Board of Censors to review films and film publicity materials for censorship. Key aspects include:
- The Board has powers to approve films for exhibition without changes, with required alterations, or refuse approval.
- Imported films must be submitted to the Board for review and will be detained by customs until approved. The Board can issue permits and exemptions.
- Films produced in Malaysia must also be submitted to the Board for review.
- The Board issues Certificate A for approved films and may classify films. Duplication of films requires notifying the Board.
- There is a process for owners to appeal censorship decisions
This document discusses mediation training for mediators in Malaysia. It outlines the advantages of mediation and different models of good mediation training used in foreign jurisdictions. In Malaysia, the Mediation Act of 2012 does not specify requirements for mediator training, leading to inconsistent standards. The document concludes that establishing a robust training program would help produce high quality mediators and ensure their effective performance in resolving disputes.
The document discusses Hans Kelsen's theory of the grundnorm and how it can be impacted by successful revolution, using cases from Pakistan as examples. According to Kelsen's theory, a successful revolution replaces the previous basic norm and establishes a new legal order and validity for laws. This is demonstrated in cases in Pakistan where revolutions replaced martial law administrators and prior constitutions. The Asma Jilani case invalidated martial law imposed by Yahya Khan and paved the way for restored democracy and a new constitution. Similarly, the Dosso case upheld Ayub Khan's military coup as establishing a new basic norm and legal order. Both cases illustrate how revolution can replace the grundnorm according to Kelsen's pure theory of
1) The grundnorm, or basic norm, refers to the core basis of a legal system according to Hans Kelsen, and it changes after a successful revolution.
2) A revolution is defined as a total change of conditions or radical political/social change, including the violent overthrow of one government and replacement with another.
3) The case of Stella Madzimbamuto and Desmond William Lardner-Burke and Frederick Phillip George in Southern Rhodesia illustrates how a successful revolution impacts the grundnorm - initially the courts did not recognize the new regime as legitimate, but after 8 months recognized that the revolution had been successful and the new regime's laws were valid.
Sections 43B to 43I of Malaysia's Copyright Act 1987 set out the responsibilities of internet service providers (ISPs) regarding copyright infringement online. ISPs are exempt from liability if the infringement occurred through temporary storage or caching. However, if an ISP receives proper notification of infringement, it must remove or disable access to the infringing content. Copyright owners and ISPs can issue counter notifications to restore content. Anyone who makes false statements in such notifications faces penalties. The Act aims to balance protecting copyrights with limiting ISPs' liability for users' actions.
This document is the Mediation Act 2012 of Malaysia which establishes a legal framework for mediation as an alternative dispute resolution process. It contains several parts that cover preliminary matters such as commencement of mediation, appointment of mediators, the mediation process, conclusion of mediation, confidentiality, costs and liability. The Act aims to promote and encourage mediation as a method of resolving disputes in a fair, speedy and cost-effective manner.
Mr. M describes himself as meek and mellow. During an interview about his workplace, he claims his incompetent colleague often blames mistakes on him and that his emotional and biased team leader once threw a report at his chest. While Mr. M seems prejudiced against his team leader, he views his colleagues positively overall despite them sometimes being late or pushing work onto him.
The document is a speech advocating for swimming lessons to be included in the Malaysian education system. It tells a story of a boy who almost drowned and argues this could be prevented with swimming education. Statistics are presented showing high drowning rates in Asia, including Malaysia. The speaker urges that swimming provides health benefits and should not be seen as merely a leisure activity. Government-funded school swimming lessons are proposed as a way to give all Malaysian children the opportunity to learn this life-saving skill, since private lessons are too expensive for many families. The speech aims to convince the audience of the need to change the education system to reduce drowning and promote health through swimming education.
Dokumen tersebut membahas tentang definisi, sejarah, dan syarat menjadi imam dalam Islam. Termasuk juga membahas tentang etika yang harus dimiliki seorang imam seperti cara membaca doa dan memberikan salam.
This document summarizes the Subordinate Courts (Amendment) Bill. The bill aims to amend the Subordinate Courts Act 1948 to increase the civil jurisdiction limits of subordinate courts and introduce provisions for appointing registrars. Key changes include raising the Sessions Court's jurisdiction limit to MYR1 million, increasing magistrates' jurisdiction limits, and deleting parts related to abolished Penghulu's Courts. The bill also grants Sessions Courts new powers related to injunctions and declarations.
This document summarizes the Subordinate Courts (Amendment) Bill. The bill aims to amend the Subordinate Courts Act 1948 to increase the civil jurisdiction limits of subordinate courts and introduce provisions for appointing registrars. Key changes include raising the Sessions Court's jurisdiction limit to MYR1 million, increasing magistrates' jurisdiction limits, and deleting parts related to abolished Penghulu's Courts. The bill also grants Sessions Courts new powers related to injunctions and declarations.
This document is an excerpt from Malaysia's Child Act of 2001, which consolidates and amends laws relating to the care, protection and rehabilitation of children. The Act recognizes that children need special safeguards and assistance to develop into productive members of society. It acknowledges that all children deserve protection regardless of personal characteristics. The document outlines the Act's structure and various parts related to establishing councils and courts for children, defining children in need of care/protection, offenses against children, institutions for children, criminal procedures, and other administrative provisions.
This document provides the text of Malaysia's Penal Code (Act 574). It includes sections on:
- Preliminary matters like the short title and jurisdiction
- General explanations of terms used in the code
- Different types of punishments
- General exceptions to offenses
- Provisions around abetment, conspiracy and offenses against the state like treason
- New chapters added on terrorism and organized crime
The document provides the full text and arrangement of sections within Malaysia's penal code as it stands as of February 1, 2013, including historical details about previous revisions.
- This document outlines the Subordinate Courts Act 1948 of Malaysia, which establishes and governs subordinate courts in Peninsular Malaysia, including Sessions Courts and Magistrates' Courts.
- It provides for the qualifications of Sessions Court judges and magistrates, the jurisdiction and powers of Sessions Courts and Magistrates' Courts, and various administrative aspects related to seals, summons, and records of the subordinate courts.
- The Act was first enacted in 1948 and has since been amended multiple times, with the latest amendment in 2013. It does not apply to the states of Sabah and Sarawak.
This document discusses the concept of equality and its relationship to justice. It makes several key points:
1) Equality means having the same status, level, rights, and protections, but inequality exists in the world. The principle of equality underlies justice.
2) Islam promotes equality before the law, with equal rights and duties for all people regardless of background.
3) For justice and equality to exist, there must be rules that determine how different classes or categories of people should be treated, such as the same punishment for all murderers.
4) The Malaysian Constitution enshrines the principle of equality, stating that all are equal before the law and entitled to equal protection without discrimination.
Alia paid Sofini RM 100 for a Gucci bag on 2.3.2000 with the agreement that Sofini would deliver it on 2.7.2000. However, Sofini sold the bag to someone else on 3.7.2000. Alia is seeking legal advice about getting the specific performance of the contract, which is a court order directing Sofini to hand over the bag as agreed. Specific performance is an equitable remedy that may be granted at the court's discretion if monetary damages are not adequate relief for breach of contract.
This document briefly explains the June compliance calendar 2024 with income tax returns, PF, ESI, and important due dates, forms to be filled out, periods, and who should file them?.
Matthew Professional CV experienced Government LiaisonMattGardner52
As an experienced Government Liaison, I have demonstrated expertise in Corporate Governance. My skill set includes senior-level management in Contract Management, Legal Support, and Diplomatic Relations. I have also gained proficiency as a Corporate Liaison, utilizing my strong background in accounting, finance, and legal, with a Bachelor's degree (B.A.) from California State University. My Administrative Skills further strengthen my ability to contribute to the growth and success of any organization.
सुप्रीम कोर्ट ने यह भी माना था कि मजिस्ट्रेट का यह कर्तव्य है कि वह सुनिश्चित करे कि अधिकारी पीएमएलए के तहत निर्धारित प्रक्रिया के साथ-साथ संवैधानिक सुरक्षा उपायों का भी उचित रूप से पालन करें।
Lifting the Corporate Veil. Power Point Presentationseri bangash
"Lifting the Corporate Veil" is a legal concept that refers to the judicial act of disregarding the separate legal personality of a corporation or limited liability company (LLC). Normally, a corporation is considered a legal entity separate from its shareholders or members, meaning that the personal assets of shareholders or members are protected from the liabilities of the corporation. However, there are certain situations where courts may decide to "pierce" or "lift" the corporate veil, holding shareholders or members personally liable for the debts or actions of the corporation.
Here are some common scenarios in which courts might lift the corporate veil:
Fraud or Illegality: If shareholders or members use the corporate structure to perpetrate fraud, evade legal obligations, or engage in illegal activities, courts may disregard the corporate entity and hold those individuals personally liable.
Undercapitalization: If a corporation is formed with insufficient capital to conduct its intended business and meet its foreseeable liabilities, and this lack of capitalization results in harm to creditors or other parties, courts may lift the corporate veil to hold shareholders or members liable.
Failure to Observe Corporate Formalities: Corporations and LLCs are required to observe certain formalities, such as holding regular meetings, maintaining separate financial records, and avoiding commingling of personal and corporate assets. If these formalities are not observed and the corporate structure is used as a mere façade, courts may disregard the corporate entity.
Alter Ego: If there is such a unity of interest and ownership between the corporation and its shareholders or members that the separate personalities of the corporation and the individuals no longer exist, courts may treat the corporation as the alter ego of its owners and hold them personally liable.
Group Enterprises: In some cases, where multiple corporations are closely related or form part of a single economic unit, courts may pierce the corporate veil to achieve equity, particularly if one corporation's actions harm creditors or other stakeholders and the corporate structure is being used to shield culpable parties from liability.
Synopsis On Annual General Meeting/Extra Ordinary General Meeting With Ordinary And Special Businesses And Ordinary And Special Resolutions with Companies (Postal Ballot) Regulations, 2018
The Future of Criminal Defense Lawyer in India.pdfveteranlegal
https://veteranlegal.in/defense-lawyer-in-india/ | Criminal defense Lawyer in India has always been a vital aspect of the country's legal system. As defenders of justice, criminal Defense Lawyer play a critical role in ensuring that individuals accused of crimes receive a fair trial and that their constitutional rights are protected. As India evolves socially, economically, and technologically, the role and future of criminal Defense Lawyer are also undergoing significant changes. This comprehensive blog explores the current landscape, challenges, technological advancements, and prospects for criminal Defense Lawyer in India.
Defending Weapons Offence Charges: Role of Mississauga Criminal Defence LawyersHarpreetSaini48
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1. LEGAL INTERVIEW (INNDIVIDUAL)
GREETING STAGE
1st scene: Ahmad Shaheed and a telephone call
Ahmad Shaheed : Tuut...tuut…Assalamualaikum, my name is Ahmad Shaheed, and you
can call me Shaheed, and I would like to see a lawyer today for a
consultation. Now is 2:00 p.m, is 3 p.m okay?
Secretary : Waalaikumussalam. Oh yes sure. I will reserve 3 p.m slot for Mr.
Shaheed.
Ahmad Shaheed : Yes.
Secretary : Okay Mr Shaheed,Is there anything else that I can help you with?
Ahmad Shaheed : Yes, I would like to confirm that your address is at No 23 Jalan Rama-
Rama 20/2f.
Secretary : Yes, that’s right Mr Shaheed. You can see our small sign board and also
a large blue metal garden swing outside our firm.
Ahmad Shaheed : Oh, okay. Thank you.
2nd scene
Ahmad Shaheed : Knock, knock… Assalamualaikum
Lawyer : Waalaikumussalam, welcome, come in Mr. Shaheed. It is good to see
you here. Welcome to Azri Haziq & Partners. *handshake* Oh please
have a seat.
Ahmad Shaheed : Thank you.
Lawyer : Okay Mr. Shaheed, my name is Muhammad Syahmi Bin Ashran and I
am a partner in Azri Haziq & Partners and I will assist you for today. Oh,
before that, would you like some tea or other refreshment?
Ahmad Shaheed : No thank you, I am fasting today.
Lawyer : Good for you. Fasting in Ramadan is one of the Five Pillars of Islam, and
fasting on Monday and Thursday such as today is one of the sunnah of
Prophet Muhammad S.A.W.
So, is it difficult for Mr. Shaheed to find this place?
Ahmad Shaheed : Oh no, not at all. Besides, I always used this road to go to Masjid so I
kind of remember that this house is alsoa law firm, which is rarely seen
for me, ahouse-cum-legal firm, soyou can sayI am kind of familiarwith
this place.
Lawyer : Oh, did you come from Masjid, Mr Shaheed? Did you walk here?
Ahmad Shaheed : Yes, I walk here even though it is quite the distance, which will involve
what I am about to tell you.
2. LISTENING STAGE
3rd scene
Lawyer : Mr. Shaheed, before beginning with anything, I would just like to tell you
how this meeting normally runs.
Mr. Shaheed, firstly, on the confidentiality, I would like to assure you that
anything you say and anything I advise you with will be kept confidential
between us. Nothing will be disclosed to anyone else. I would like for you
to know that you’ll have complete control over the entire process. You
don’t have to worry to tell me about your problem as our conversation
here is a private conversation and it is protected under Section 126 of the
Evidence Act 1950 and it is my duty as a lawyer to protect my client’s
information as provided under Rule 35 Legal Profession (Practice and
Etiquettes) Rules 1978.
So, do you have any question?
Ahmad Shaheed : I heard from grapevine that your firm offers a free first-time consultation
is this true? And how much is the fees for subsequent consultation?
Lawyer : As for the fees Mr. Shaheed, I am happy to inform you that this meeting is
free of charge. However, if you choose to retain me as your counsel, for
every subsequent meeting you will be charged with a standard rate and
any further information with regards to such rates is available in this
document here.
Also, depending on the complexity of the matter, different charges may
apply.
With regards to any other work that will be doing for you, if I am going to
go and do something on your behalf I’ll be letting you know that I amgoing
to take such actions and how much it would cost. At the end of the day,
you have the decision whether or not we should go forward with it.
Ahmad Shaheed : Alhamdulillah, that’s great! I am a student in UiTM Shah Alam and worked
part-time here and there, so having control of what action should be taken
and its cost will helps.
Lawyer : Okay Mr. Shaheed, I know you are very eager to start, but before we begin
our meeting, could you please fill up this interview form for record
purposes? This is for us to get full information about you for our record
and filing purposes.
Ahmad Shaheed : Sure, why not.
Lawyer : Very well Mr. Shaheed, so I’ve received your text message through
WhatsApp earlier after our phone call earliersaying that your appointment
today is regarding your intention to negotiate for an amicable settlement,
right? Before we start, about the reason why you came here today, I would
3. like to encourage you to be as frank and straightforward as you can
because the more you tell me the more I can help you. I might be asking
some personal questions and alsosome details regarding the the problem.
So feel free to ask me anything if you are confused or need some
clarification.
So, for this first session I will interview you regarding the matter. I hope
you can cooperate and if there is any needs of clarification, just forward a
question to clarify the matter.
Ahmad Shaheed : Okay, that’s good. I came here today to make an offer to settle with my
classmate. My classmate’s name is Ms Nurul Izatty and last week, we have
been involved in an accident in UiTM Shah Alam.
Lawyer : Did you bring the relevant document regarding the incident, maybe a
police report?
Ahmad Shaheed : Yes, I brought it with me. Here a copy of the police report, medical bills of
Ms Izzaty and mine, a bill for repair of her damaged car and an assessment
report by a mechanic in HONDA’S service center on my motorcycle and
letter of demand from Ms Izzaty via Mathsurah Alee & Partners.
Last month on 9th November 2017, on a Thursday afternoon at about 1:50
p.m I was rushing to Mrs Faridah’s class on my Honda EX5 which I named
Darajatul Nariyyah. I was pretty late at that time as I was coming from
Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah Mosque after performing the Zohor
prayers. So, when I got into UiTM, I went against the flow of traffic along
Jalan Ilmu into the main road, Jalan Bernas. Eventhough I said I went
against traffic flow, almost every motorcyclist in UiTM did the same thing
at Jalan Ilmu.
Lawyer : Are you still on the wrong side of the road at Jalan Bernas? Are you still
going against the traffic flow at that time?
Ahmad Shaheed : No, Jalan Bernas and Jalan Ilmu is a one-way road. A single traffic. That is
why motorcyclist tends to go against the traffic flow as it is faster to just
go against the traffic flow instead of taking a detour. Although I am riding
quite fast on Darajattul Nariyyah, I am going with the flow of traffic along
Jalan Bernas. Can I continue?
Lawyer : Sure. Go on Mr Shaheed.
Ahmad Shaheed : Thank you. So, after I went into Jalan Bernas I saw a Mercedes G650
Landaulet, I recognize the car as Izzaty’s as it has that peculiar plat no. that
is JEW 2017. As I was in a hurry, I tried to overtake Ms Izzaty’s car. Ms Izzaty
suddenly gets closer to the left side as if trying to squeeze me, I hurriedly
used High Beam and honk many times at Ms Izzaty as I was afraid that I
might get hit by his car.
Ms Izzaty probably out of shock collided into me before trying to evade by
4. swerving into the right side of the road. He was then collided into a lamp
post nearby and Ms Izzaty himself flew around 2 metres out of his car into
a tree.
On the other hand, as I was hit by the collision fell into the road whilst My
Darajattul Nariyyah still moved about 10 meters or so before it fell down
and explode. Which is why I am walking today.
Anyways, Ms. Izzaty and I was taken to Pusat Kesihatan UiTM. I received 8
stitches on my right leg. In contrast, Ms Izzaty was not so lucky, as she flew
into the tree she had injured her face, broke her left leg and right arm.
Lawyer : Yes, but this medical report and Medical bill of Ms Izzaty is from Darul
Ehsan Medical Centre, you said that both of you were brought to Pusat
Kesihatan UiTM.
Ahmad Shaheed : Yes, however, Ms Izzaty was transferred to Hospital Shah Alam section 7
before she discharged herself to DEMC in hope for a speedy recovery as
there are many specialists there.
Lawyer : In this assessment by Honda’s service centre it said that your Honda EX5 is
beyond saving, a total loss?
Ahmad Shaheed : Yes, it exploded and is now beyond saving.
Lawyer : How about your insurance?
Ahmad Shaheed : They would not cover anything as I was negligent by riding too fast way
beyond the speed limit and I was breaking the law before by going against
traffic flow in Jalan Ilmu.
Ahmad Shaheed : I also have evidence that I was not the only one to be blame. Few days
after the accident, I checked WhatsApp message and I saw Ms. Izzaty’s
message on the class WhatsApp group asking if Pn Faridah was in class
during the time of the accident.
Lawyer : I have examined this police report attached to the Letter of Demand
belonging to Ms Izzaty. It says that she had lost her Iphone X and her
jewelry in the accident, presumably stolen by the people at the scene?
Ahmad Shaheed : Yes, I know she always wears jewelries to class and she own an Iphone X, I
think it might be possible that one of the people at the scene are the one
who stole her belongings as there was quite a lot of people recording the
incident, presumably to post on social media.
LEGAL ADVICE STAGE
4th scene: All
Lawyer : Very well, so let me just clarify once again the crux of your issue. And feel
5. free to interject at any time in case I’m missing anything.
On 9th November 2017, you have been in a collisionbetween you, on your
Honda EX5 and Ms Izzaty, your classmate, while she was driving her
Mercedes.
The accident is becauseyou have been riding recklesslyand Ms Izzaty have
been contributing to the collision as she was on her phone during the
collision.
Is that true Mr. Shaheed?
Ahmad Shaheed : Yes. That’s true.
Lawyer : I have also examined the letter of demand and it can be sumup as follows;
For her injuries, namely for the injury on her face, her broken leg
and arm, RM 100,000.
For her medical bills at DEMC, RM 50,000.
Cost of repair for her car, RM 20,000.
Loss of belonging, RM 10,000.
Damage to clothing, RM 200.
That is a total of RM 180,200.
And, in the event that you cannot pay, Ms Izzaty is willing to forgive you if
you marry her and support her for life.
Ahmad Shaheed : True.
Lawyer : What about your marrying her?
Ahmad Shaheed : Only as a last resort, I would like to keep my options open.
Lawyer : Okay, so now you wanted to offer to settle amicably with Ms Izzaty
without going to Court right Mr. Shaheed?
Ahmad Shaheed : Yes. I am willing to pay RM 20,000 in cash or RM 50,000 in 24 months
settlements only. Also, what is the next step should I take?
Lawyer : Alright. So, based on your situation Mrs Shaheed, the best thing to do is to
write to Mathsurah Alee & Partners on your offer to settle by paying RM
20,000 in cash or RM 50,000 in settlement as soon as possible since they
will file an application to Court if you fail to reply in another 14 days.
Ahmad Shaheed : Oh I see.
(Preliminary requirements)
Ahmad Shaheed : But, I am a little bit confused actually. Does she have the right to take legal
action against me?
Lawyer : Mr. Shaheed, I don’t think you have to worry about that right now. To
initiate a civil action, certain preliminary matters must be satisfied first
which are the cause of action, locus standi and limitation period. In your
6. situation, the cause of action is with regards to the collision. While, Locus
standi here refers to the right to sue or be heard before the court. The
most important thing is that the right is prejudiced or that there is genuine
interest over the matter.
In your situation, Ms Izzaty have the locus standi to file a tort action as she
is one of the party to the accident. And as for the limitation period, the
general rule is that, according to Section 6 of Limitation Act 1953, for
actions relating to torts generally the period is six years from when the
cause accrued. As the accident had happened last month, Ms Izzaty have
the right to take a legal action for torts.
Ahmad Shaheed : Okay, that’s not good. Is there any way for me to set-offher claims? I mean
like the medical bills in DEMC, and all those other stuff I mean she could
have opt for a government hospital and not allof her loss should be pinned
onto me.
Lawyer : Yes. According to what you have told me I will analyze and give you the
answer
1. On the issue that whether the DEMC Medical bills can be set-off?
Tan Ah Kau v Govt. of Malaysia:The plaintiff,by discharging himself
from the hospital against medical advice had aggravated his
condition, and thus, damages were reduced by 20%.
-However, if a plaintiff discharges himself against medical advice
and immediately admits himself into a private hospital, this would
not cause any reduction in damages by failure to mitigate losses as
he opted for a private hospital on the expectation of a speedy
recovery.
In your situation, Ms Izzaty,have opted for DEMC hoping for a
speedy recover, thus, this would not cause any reduction should
she succeed in her claim.
2. On the issue of whether she can claim for her car damages?
Abdul Hamid v Tan Chu Kim: In awarding cost of repairs, only a
reasonable sum would be allowed after the production of receipts
and the presence of the maker of the receipt.
In your situation, for that kind of car, that sum is reasonable and
will be awarded by the court provided that she can produce the
receipt and the person who writes the receipt in court.
3. For her loss of belonging.
Parvathy v Liew Yoke Khoon: An Indian woman, who, as a result of
an accident, was
injured and her husband killed while on the way to a wedding, was
allowed to recover for loss of jewellery and other items stolen from
7. her at the scene of the accident. The defendant should not be
allowed to contend that such loss was due to the plaintiff’s
carelessness.
In your situation, Ms Izzaty loss of Iphone X and jewelries can be
claimin court and you cannot argue that the items were stolen due
to Ms Izatty’s carelessness.
Ahmad Shaheed : Okay, that not good. What are my defense in legal proceedings?
Lawyer : Rest assured Mr. Shaheed. You can raise a defence of contributory
negligence. Put simply, a finding of contributory negligence against an
injured person means that you share responsibility for your accident i.e.
that you and your actions contributed to your accident. The contributory
negligence defense can potentially eliminate the defendant's
responsibility to pay damages to an injured plaintiff.
In your situation, Ms Izzaty have allegedly used her phone to send a
WhatsApp messages during the collision, and may have be one of the
reason she is not paying attention to her surrounding and let the accident
happened. Next, Ms Izzaty had failed to wear a seatbelt and was ejected
from the car during the accident and collided into a tree eventhough
Mercedes G650 Landaulet is a very good car with good safety features.
Additionally, you can also apply to set off her claim. Set-off is A claimfor a
sum of money by the defendant against the plaintiff’s claim and
constitutes a defence to the whole or part of the plaintiff’s claim. A
successful set-off will extinguish or reduce the plaintiff’s claim.
In your situation, the amount you can apply for set off is by pleading for
your total loss of Honda EX5, injuries among others due to Ms Izzaty’s
negligence.
(Jurisdiction)
Ahmad Shaheed : I have a question. Can I bring my case to High Court in Shah Alam?
lawyer : No, you may not. Sec. 65(1)(a) of Subordinate Courts Act 1948 explains on
Unlimited monetary jurisdiction of sessions court to try all actions
involving motor vehicle accidents and tenancy disputes. Thus, in your
situation as it is a case involving motor vehicle accident in UiTMShah Alam,
the sessions court in Shah Alam have the Jurisdiction to hear your case.
8. Ahmad Shaheed : Oh hakaza, I see.
CONCLUSION STAGE
Lawyer : After analysing your situation, what I can promise you is that should you
choose to appoint me as your lawyer, I will try my best to assist you in
solving your problems and reaching an amicable solution.
Ahmad Shaheed : I think I will not retain you as my lawyer to represent me. It’s best for me
to settle this application as soon as possible. However, I need to consider
my options. I will need time to solat istikharah and pray to Allah for the
best way. Thank you for your time.
Lawyer : Okay that’s good. I pray to Allah for your success in your future endeavor
Mr Shaheed.
Should you have any inquiries, you can contact me anytime through the
number stated in my business cards or alternatively, you can come here
for another consultation, that is, for a fee. So that will be it.
Thank you so much Mr. Shaheed. Have a good day ahead!