The Malayan Law Journal covers more than 20,000 Federal Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court cases dating back to 1932. As a result of digital publishing, transcripts of judgments (both those subsequently published in a series of reports and those not published) are increasingly available, either through subscription databases or in the common law world, the Legal Information Institute`s network of websites. (This is thanks to the Free Access to Law Movement (FALM)) This guide also serves as a portal to these sources. Your online collaborative tool for legal research The largest and smartest database of Malaysian law Start searching now The largest and smartest database of Malaysian legal legislation Online Case Law Library Legislation Personal injury forms Articles Practice Notice Regulatory Guidelines Municipal Ordinance Dictionary Hansard Translators Features of MyBriefcases Search Engine Our efficient yet easy-to-use search engine helps you: Find what you`re looking for. eLaw Judgments Library has more than 80,000 judgments from the Federal/Supreme Court, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court, Labour Court and Sharia Court from the 1900s. Learn more Legislative Library You can compare and print updated federal and state laws, including municipal ordinances, and view the changes in a chronological format. The main pieces of legislation are also accompanied by explanations, references and case law. Multi-Journal Case Citator allows you to extract judgments based on citations from various local law journals. Read more Popular of the year Eu sit soluta antiopam, postea sanctus in an vis. Pro primis insolens recteque ne, nostrum molestie splendide sed et elitr.

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PP HIGH COURT MALAYA, IPOH SU TIANG JOO JC [CRIMINAL COMPLAINT NO.: AA-44-19-04-2021, AA-44-20-04-2021, AA-44-21-04-2021, AA-44-22-04-2021, AA-44-28-05-2020, AA-44-30-05-2020, AA-44-31-05-2020 & AA-44-36-06-2020] 2. NOVEMBER 2021 [2021] CLJ JT (14) Virtual Book LaunchCorporate Meetings, Minutes and Resolutions in Malaysia DATO` SRI MOHD NAJIB HJ ABD RAZAK v PP COURT OF APPEAL, PUTRAJAYA AB KARIM AB JALIL JCA HAS ZANAH MEHAT JCA VAZEER ALAM MYDIN MEERA JCA [CRIMINAL COMPLAINT NO.: W-05(SH)-(231-233)-07-2020] DECEMBER 8, 2021 [2021] CLJ JT (18) The Digital Library offers online platforms: where users can access digitized content and break it down into useful information for their business needs. eLaw.my is Malaysia`s largest database of court decisions and laws, streamlined into a powerful yet easy-to-use engine for busy lawyers like you. Cases are published in an exceptionally efficient manner. The Covid-19 pandemic has taught us to see work, alongside obvious healthcare and the importance of research and development (R&D) in healthcare. In 2008, Bank Negara Malaysia postulated that the country`s workforce was overworked and underpaid compared to our regional counterparts. This is not surprising. Many entry-level and mid-level employees felt that this was also the case, but there is a perception gap for senior managers who naturally think their organization could be more productive.

Productivity is the mantra. Produce more and work to feed the food animal that always seems to be hungry for more. We work more so we can afford to consume more, so that`s normal, isn`t it? Given the clear wording of section 3(3) of the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 („LRA”) and the clear meaning of the word „or”, the LRA does not apply to a Muslim. The LRA not only regulates monogamous marriages registered under the LRA, but is also a personal law for non-Muslims. Muslims have different personal laws. If one reads article 3 (3) only in relation to marriage and divorce, without taking into account article 121 (1A) of the Federal Constitution in conjunction with article 8 (5) (a), the clear demarcation between the personal laws of Muslims and non-Muslims in Malaysia will be overturned. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Malaysian government`s efforts to contain the spread of the highly contagious disease, our office will be closed from 18 March 2020 to 31 March 2020 for the duration of the Government-initiated Movement Control Ordinance. Despite increasing demands from workers to return to work in the office, employers and health experts believe that a hybrid model is the safest work arrangement at the moment, despite increasing demands from employees to return to work in the office, employers and health experts believe that a hybrid model is the safest work arrangement at the moment. Ray Teng, Chief Executive Officer of Maukerja, said companies need to be flexible to adapt to the ever-changing Covid-19 situation in the country. „A hybrid model, where employees work from the office on a rotating basis, remains the best deal. With the advent of the new Omicron variant, it is not yet safe for employees to return to the office at full capacity. „When people work from home for a long time, they are still effective, but at the expense of their personal development and mental health.

In granting bail in the case of a non-bailable offence under section 302 of the Criminal Code for which the accused was charged, the court dismissed PP v. Dato` Balwant Singh, in which the court held, inter alia, that the gravity of the offence could not be the dominant factor; The court should also take into account the state of health of the accused. A former senior Malaysian official of the Asian Centre for International Arbitration (AIAC), established under the auspices of the Asian-African Legal Consultative Organization (AALCO), enjoys immunity from civil, criminal or judicial jurisdiction in respect of acts and things previously committed in his or her capacity as a senior official of the Organization, unless: the Headquarters Agreement between Malaysia and AALCO or the Privileges and Immunities of the Association Act, 1992. The international organization provides otherwise. The Attorney-General`s decision to lay criminal charges against a former senior officer, although fully aware of his status of legal immunity, is vitiated by illegality and, as such, is subject to judicial review and must be set aside.