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Medicolegal Essentials: What Every GP Needs To Know
Historically, general practitioners (GPs) have been regarded as having particularly trusted and close relationships with their patients,...
Policy By Bank Negara On The Disposal And Purchase Of Impaired Loans/Financing
Recently, Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) issued a policy document on the Disposal And Purchase of Impaired Loans/ Financing (Policy Document)...
Teckland Motors Sdn Bhd v Pang Guan Hong & Ors: Choosing Between Two Contracts
When two parties claim the right to purchase the same property under separate agreements with the same seller, which agreement takes...
Low Cheng Teik & ors v Low Ean Nee: Whether A Shareholder’s Complaint Is Actionable Via An Oppression Action Or A Derivative Action
On 28.8.2024, the Federal Court issued a landmark decision that clarified the distinctions between oppression actions and derivative...
Land Reference Proceedings: Disclosure Of Assessors’ Written Opinions
In land acquisition disputes, the right to adequate compensation is a fundamental guarantee under Article 13 of the Federal Constitution....
New Regulatory Framework For Internet Messaging And Social Media Service Providers
The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) recently, on 1 August 2024, introduced a new regulatory framework that...
Amendments to Data Protection Laws: What Does it Mean for Malaysian Businesses?
On 31 July 2024, the Personal Data Protection (Amendment) Bill 2024 (“Bill”) [1] , aimed at enhancing data privacy protocols in...
Informed Consent To Medical Treatment : Legal and Ethical Considerations
Informed consent to medical treatment is fundamental in both medical ethics and law. It requires that patients fully understand the...
Analysis Of The Federal Court’s Ruling In The Abdul Rashid Mohamad Isa Case:Withdrawal Of Creditor’s Petition In Bankruptcy Proceedings
In the words of the Federal Court in Poh Gaik Lye v Amfraser Securities Pte Ltd [2015] 1 MLJ 453 “B ankruptcy proceedings against anyone...
Revisiting The Au Kean Hoe Case: Should Residents Be Made To Suffer Inconvenience If They Fail To Pay Their Maintenance Charges?
The Federal Court in Au Kean Hoe v Persatuan Penduduk D’villa Equestrian [2015] 4 MLJ 204 involves a case where the residents’...
Evaluating The Impact Of The Cyber Security Act 2024
It is no surprise that as technology advances and evolves, the risk of cyber threats inevitably grows. Several online attacks and data...
Ownership And Access: Understanding Medical Records In Malaysia
Generally, comprehensive and clear medical records are the distinguishing feature of a good medical practice. A patient’s medical records...
Commentary On Tay Keong Kok & Ors v Eastmont Sdn Bhd: “Fraudulent Trading” Under Section 540 of the Companies Act 2016
This alert discusses the recent Court of Appeal ruling in Tay Keong Kok & Ors. v Eastmont Sdn. Bhd., Civil Appeal No.:...
A Sigh Of Relief For Housing Developers?
The Federal Court today delivered a unanimous decision in respect of issues on liquidated ascertained damages (LAD) claims post the Ang...
Impact of Artificial Intelligence On Intellectual Property Rights
The digital revolution has fundamentally transformed intellectual property (IP) law in recent years, especially with the significant...
Can A Management Corporation Impose Different Rates Of Maintenance Charges And Sinking Fund On Different Parcels?
Under the Strata Management Act 2013, the amount of maintenance charges and sinking fund to be paid is determined “in proportion to the...
Impact Of Arbitration Agreement Relating To Disputed Debts On Fortuna Injunction
A fortuna injunction is an injunction to restrain the filing of a winding-up petition. It bears its name from the case of Fortuna...
Beneficial Ownership Reporting Requirements: Amendments To The Companies Act 2016
As businesses may also be misused to finance serious offences such as money laundering, terrorism, proliferation financing, and other...
Defending A Defamation Claim
Defamation is a legal concept recognised under the Defamation Act 1957 which aims to protect an individual’s reputation. This right is...
Want Of Consideration: Can Parties Mutually Agree To Vary An Existing Contract?
It is commonplace that contracting parties will document their meeting of minds into a written agreement for formality and ease of...
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