In Personam: Tags on In Personam

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#administrative-law
(2 posts)

Defiance of the 9 States / May 4, 2020
by Lim Wei Jiet
The whirling wheels of Malaysian federalism.
How to Sue the Government / February 18, 2014
by Shanmuga Kanesalingam
The basic legal principles when challenging the decision of a public authority.

#advocacy
(5 posts)

Online Hearings in the Appellate Courts / November 24, 2020
by Choo Dee Wei
Malaysian courts can now dispense even with the physical appearance of counsel.
Live-Streamed Hearings and the Courts of Judicature Act / April 23, 2020
by Joshua Wu
Are live-streamed hearings compatible with the Courts of Judicature Act 1964?
Malaysia's First Livestreamed Court Hearing / April 23, 2020
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Malaysia's first live-streamed court hearing went well. Some suggestions.
Advocacy for Online Hearings / March 28, 2020
by Brendan Navin Siva
It is essential for advocates to remind themselves of some of the more important aspects of advocacy.
Choosing Lawyers - By Their 'Specialties' and 'Subspecialties' / July 16, 2019
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Some lawyers go to court, some don't, but all have specific areas of practice.

#amendments
(1 posts)

Personal Injuries & Death: Winds of Change / July 24, 2019
by Choo Dee Wei
9 relevant changes to the Civil Law Act 1956.

#animal-rights
(1 posts)

Is There Bite To The Animals Act 1953? / December 9, 2016
by Choo Dee Wei
Animal rights and cruelty to animals under Malaysian law.

#appeals
(2 posts)

My First Contested Court of Appeal Hearing / September 25, 2010
by Fahri Azzat
I still remember back then how awesome, massive and dangerous the case appeared to me and how it induced a sense of panic.
My Debut Court of Appeal Appearance for a Leave Application / July 14, 2010
by Fahri Azzat
When an application for leave to appeal in the Court of Appeal came up for hearing, my boss thought it was safe and easy enough for me to handle.

#auctions
(1 posts)

Extensions of Time for Balance Purchase Prices During the MCO / October 1, 2020
by Vivian Kuan
Can extensions of time be granted if the balance purchase price falls due during the MCO period?

#banking-law
(1 posts)

Does Your Bank Owe You A Quincecare Duty? / September 29, 2021
by Vivian Kuan
Must a bank investigate a customer's order, if it suspects an order to be an attempt to misappropriate funds?

#bar-council
(2 posts)

A Pupil's Remuneration / November 23, 2020
by Fahri Azzat
Pupils should prioritize learning and growth for the long term first.
Campaigning for Bar Council Elections / November 20, 2020
by Fahri Azzat
Bar elections are now contentious, difficult, and political. They must be depoliticized.

#civil-procedure
(25 posts)

When A Judge Makes A U-Turn / June 12, 2021
by Jamie Wong
When judges make careless mistakes, and backtrack, and how this affects advocates.
Online Hearings in the Appellate Courts / November 24, 2020
by Choo Dee Wei
Malaysian courts can now dispense even with the physical appearance of counsel.
Malay Language Usage in the Malaysian Courts / November 6, 2020
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
The Malaysian courts use English, but are in reality Malay language-first.
Live-Streamed Hearings and the Courts of Judicature Act / April 23, 2020
by Joshua Wu
Are live-streamed hearings compatible with the Courts of Judicature Act 1964?
Malaysia's First Livestreamed Court Hearing / April 23, 2020
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Malaysia's first live-streamed court hearing went well. Some suggestions.
Git for Legal Practice / January 3, 2020
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Version control for lawyers/advocates and solicitors, and its benefits.
The Malaysian Civil Courts - Judgments & Orders, Part 1 / August 7, 2019
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
On what judgments/orders are, and what they do.
When You Want To Sue But Don't Have Information / April 3, 2019
by Nur Rafiuddin Maswari
A bit on pre-action discovery orders.
The Malaysian Civil Courts - On Forced Settlements/Mediation / March 8, 2019
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Be careful if a judge forces you to mediate or settle your case outside court.
Can A Judgment in Default be Made Against Me? / February 7, 2019
by Choo Dee Wei
The types of judgment in default and what to do if you get one.
Pleading for What is Right / June 27, 2018
by Choo Dee Wei
Suits and pleadings -- the foundation of cases.
Providing Cross-Examination Questions in Advance / June 8, 2018
by Fahri Azzat
Of the practice of asking counsel to supply cross-examination questions in advance.
The Malaysian Civil Courts - Case Managements / August 1, 2017
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Court appearances intended to regulate observance of procedure.
The Malaysian Civil Courts - Mentions / July 27, 2017
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
The first court appearance in a case.
The Malaysian Civil Courts - An Introduction / July 26, 2017
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
How lawyers and judges go about their duties in the Malaysian civil courts - the introduction.
Demanding a Reply to a Letter of Demand / February 14, 2017
by Alex Anton Netto
On the importance of a letter of demand, and the consequences when you fail to reply.
Advocates Must Not Use Their Titles In Court / January 16, 2017
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
All are equal before the law. And advocates ought to be the first to demonstrate so.
Tuntutan Kecil Seorang Individu / January 5, 2017
by Choo Dee Wei
Senario dan cara membuat tuntutan kecil di mahkamah.
The Distinction between Legal Fees and Court Costs / January 2, 2017
by Fahri Azzat
Legal fees are not court costs.
The Better Approach To Appellate Intervention / July 16, 2016
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
More questioning of and by the judiciary themselves.
Demise of the Solicitor's Lien / March 10, 2016
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
On the solicitors' lien, in the era of e-filing.
Are You a Serial Litigator? / September 7, 2015
by Choo Dee Wei
On vexatious litigants.
Serves You Right / February 24, 2015
by Choo Dee Wei
Subpoenas and orders to attend court.
Case Blueprints / June 28, 2014
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
On blueprints and case theories.
About the Preparation of Draft Orders / July 21, 2009
by Fahri Azzat
An analysis and critique of the preparation of a court order as per the the Rules of the High Court 1980, the Subordinate Court Rules 1980 and in practice.

#clients
(2 posts)

Forget About Clients' Money / October 12, 2020
by Fahri Azzat
Clients' monies are sacred. As proper lawyers, do not touch them, unless instructed.
Choosing Lawyers - By Their 'Specialties' and 'Subspecialties' / July 16, 2019
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Some lawyers go to court, some don't, but all have specific areas of practice.

#company-law
(1 posts)

AGM? A Good Moment? / February 9, 2015
by Choo Dee Wei
The processes for the Malaysian Bar's annual general meeting.

#constitutional-law
(2 posts)

We Can Pass the Budget Without Emergency Rule / October 25, 2020
by Shanmuga Kanesalingam
Expediency is no excuse for an emergency.
Defiance of the 9 States / May 4, 2020
by Lim Wei Jiet
The whirling wheels of Malaysian federalism.

#consumer-laws
(2 posts)

You Got Served / June 5, 2017
by Chen Yu Szen
Our rights to better customer service in restaurants.
Sales - That Cheap? / October 15, 2015
by Choo Dee Wei
Consumer rights and purchasers.

#contract-law
(4 posts)

Extensions of Time for Balance Purchase Prices During the MCO / October 1, 2020
by Vivian Kuan
Can extensions of time be granted if the balance purchase price falls due during the MCO period?
Late Payment Interest and Terminations / June 24, 2020
by Brendon Chia Ban Moon
When payments are made late, can you ask for interest?
Tenancy Agreements During COVID-19 / April 12, 2020
by Clinton Tan
Frequently asked questions on tenancy agreements during COVID-19.
Can I Terminate A Commercial Contract Without A Termination Clause? / April 1, 2020
by Brendon Chia Ban Moon
On leaving contracts that do not feature exit clauses.

#conveyancing-property
(2 posts)

Property Transactions and Lawyers / March 1, 2017
by Eunice Ong
You may (and sometimes, may not) need lawyers for property transactions.
The Importance of Land Searches / January 27, 2017
by Faye Lim
On the statutory duty of the Registrar of Titles to maintain proper records of land.

#copyright-laws
(1 posts)

Quick, Throw Your CDs Away - There's A Roadblock / November 2, 2010
by Foong Cheng Leong
A comment on the Government's announced plans to amend the Copyright Act 1987 to make it an offence to possess pirated CDs.

#counsel-diaries
(14 posts)

When A Judge Makes A U-Turn / June 12, 2021
by Jamie Wong
When judges make careless mistakes, and backtrack, and how this affects advocates.
Forget About Clients' Money / October 12, 2020
by Fahri Azzat
Clients' monies are sacred. As proper lawyers, do not touch them, unless instructed.
Providing Cross-Examination Questions in Advance / June 8, 2018
by Fahri Azzat
Of the practice of asking counsel to supply cross-examination questions in advance.
The Better Approach To Appellate Intervention / July 16, 2016
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
More questioning of and by the judiciary themselves.
A Malaysian LoyarBurokker in a California Court / April 13, 2016
by Foong Cheng Leong
Instead of spending time checking out the tourist spots of San Francisco, I spent half a day in the District Court of Northern District of California.
Rudyard Kipling's Ritual - Penned for Engineers / November 12, 2015
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
A sober reminder as to the duties of professionals, which advocates may learn from.
Decisions Must Have Reasons / September 30, 2015
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
When judicial decisions cannot be traced to reasoned application of the law.
Cut Down Your Issues and Arguments / April 30, 2015
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Issues and arguments are at their best if they can be immediately understood.
Swag, Fluff and Pomp / April 27, 2015
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
There is little need for posturing.
Adversaries in Law / April 13, 2015
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Friends of the court also ought to be friends outside court.
On Preparing Judicial Opinions / July 16, 2014
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
A reminder on how to write good judgments.
Case Blueprints / June 28, 2014
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
On blueprints and case theories.
My First Contested Court of Appeal Hearing / September 25, 2010
by Fahri Azzat
I still remember back then how awesome, massive and dangerous the case appeared to me and how it induced a sense of panic.
My Debut Court of Appeal Appearance for a Leave Application / July 14, 2010
by Fahri Azzat
When an application for leave to appeal in the Court of Appeal came up for hearing, my boss thought it was safe and easy enough for me to handle.

#criminal-law
(6 posts)

Step By Step Guide: What to Do When Arrested in Malaysia / April 17, 2024
by Jeremy Vinesh Anthony
Get a lawyer as quickly as possible, since multiple things can happen.
Singing The Song Of Our People / November 11, 2018
by Choo Dee Wei
The dignified position of the Malaysian national anthem by law.
Hak-Hak Individu Apabila Ditahan Oleh Polis / January 10, 2017
by Jeremy Vinesh Anthony
Hak-hak/undang-undang yang terpakai apabila seseorang individu di Malaysia ditahan oleh pihak polis.
A Bit On Bail / January 8, 2017
by Alex Anton Netto
On bail, bailors and the bailability of offences.
Armed & Dangerous / July 3, 2015
by Choo Dee Wei
Provisions under the Corrosive and Explosive Substances and Offensive Weapons Act 1958.
A Child Caught / February 3, 2015
by Choo Dee Wei
Things that happen when a child is charged in the Malaysian child's court.

#criminal-procedure
(2 posts)

Representation Letters in Criminal Practice - Part 2 / July 8, 2021
by Arik Zakri
Representations, especially after your client has been charged.
Representation Letters in Criminal Practice - Part 1 / July 6, 2021
by Arik Zakri
What they are, and whether to send them before a charge is made.

#cyber-laws
(4 posts)

How The 'New' Sedition Act Affects Netizens / April 8, 2015
by Foong Cheng Leong
As with Section 114A, website hosts and Facebook page owners can be held liable. Particularly thorny: comments left by others on your portal.
Malaysian Cyberlaw Cases in 2014 / March 17, 2015
by Foong Cheng Leong
The courts are flooded with interesting cyberlaw cases on various issues. The year saw the controversial Section 114A being invoked more than once.
Attention E-Commerce Businesses: Fraud, The Law And You / January 29, 2013
by Foong Cheng Leong
A new law to protect users of online trading portals goes into effect July 1; operators will have to comply though it costs them.
Grave Repercussions for Internet Users / April 24, 2012
by Foong Cheng Leong
Dissecting the presumption of fact relating to publication in the controversial Evidence (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2012.

#e-commerce
(1 posts)

Attention E-Commerce Businesses: Fraud, The Law And You / January 29, 2013
by Foong Cheng Leong
A new law to protect users of online trading portals goes into effect July 1; operators will have to comply though it costs them.

#ethics
(1 posts)

Forget About Clients' Money / October 12, 2020
by Fahri Azzat
Clients' monies are sacred. As proper lawyers, do not touch them, unless instructed.

#evidence-laws
(7 posts)

When You Want To Sue But Don't Have Information / April 3, 2019
by Nur Rafiuddin Maswari
A bit on pre-action discovery orders.
Demanding a Reply to a Letter of Demand / February 14, 2017
by Alex Anton Netto
On the importance of a letter of demand, and the consequences when you fail to reply.
How The 'New' Sedition Act Affects Netizens / April 8, 2015
by Foong Cheng Leong
As with Section 114A, website hosts and Facebook page owners can be held liable. Particularly thorny: comments left by others on your portal.
Malaysian Cyberlaw Cases in 2014 / March 17, 2015
by Foong Cheng Leong
The courts are flooded with interesting cyberlaw cases on various issues. The year saw the controversial Section 114A being invoked more than once.
GE13 Candidates and 114A / April 16, 2013
by Foong Cheng Leong
If you run a blog, take note of S. 114A of the Evidence Act 1950 and the Election Offences Act 1954 until and after the 13th General Election.
Attention E-Commerce Businesses: Fraud, The Law And You / January 29, 2013
by Foong Cheng Leong
A new law to protect users of online trading portals goes into effect July 1; operators will have to comply though it costs them.
Grave Repercussions for Internet Users / April 24, 2012
by Foong Cheng Leong
Dissecting the presumption of fact relating to publication in the controversial Evidence (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2012.

#family-law
(4 posts)

Marriage Story / January 6, 2020
by Clinton Tan
Don't let 'winning' dictate the process.
On Domestic Violence / January 21, 2017
by Arina Ong
A brief primer on domestic violence in Malaysia, and its related legislation.
A Child Who Belongs / January 1, 2016
by Choo Dee Wei
Custody of children in a divorce scenario.
Wasn't Love Meant To Be Eternal? / June 15, 2015
by Choo Dee Wei
On love, divorce and others.

#housing-laws
(4 posts)

I Beg Of You, Don't Seize My Items / December 4, 2017
by Choo Dee Wei
Seizures under the Strata Management Act, and avoiding them.
Strata Management Tribunal - Steps To Make And Defend A Claim / October 1, 2017
by Choo Dee Wei
Step-by-step guide on making and defending a claim at a strata management tribunal, up until the hearing/negotiation.
A New Home Owner's Tale - Part 1 / February 7, 2017
by Choo Dee Wei
Follow Daphne as she learns of the joys and sorrows of owning a strata home.
Building A Life / April 8, 2015
by Choo Dee Wei
An examination of the Building and Common Property (Maintenance and Management) Act 2007.

#insolvency-bankruptcy
(1 posts)

How to Avoid the Bankrupt Tag / May 29, 2009
by Choo Dee Wei
Ending up as 'prey' or 'innocent victim' in bankruptcy proceedings often stems from a lack of control over one's financial situation.

#judicial-review
(1 posts)

How to Sue the Government / February 18, 2014
by Shanmuga Kanesalingam
The basic legal principles when challenging the decision of a public authority.

#land-law
(7 posts)

Extensions of Time for Balance Purchase Prices During the MCO / October 1, 2020
by Vivian Kuan
Can extensions of time be granted if the balance purchase price falls due during the MCO period?
Tenancy Agreements During COVID-19 / April 12, 2020
by Clinton Tan
Frequently asked questions on tenancy agreements during COVID-19.
I Beg Of You, Don't Seize My Items / December 4, 2017
by Choo Dee Wei
Seizures under the Strata Management Act, and avoiding them.
Strata Management Tribunal - Steps To Make And Defend A Claim / October 1, 2017
by Choo Dee Wei
Step-by-step guide on making and defending a claim at a strata management tribunal, up until the hearing/negotiation.
Property Transactions and Lawyers / March 1, 2017
by Eunice Ong
You may (and sometimes, may not) need lawyers for property transactions.
A New Home Owner's Tale - Part 1 / February 7, 2017
by Choo Dee Wei
Follow Daphne as she learns of the joys and sorrows of owning a strata home.
The Importance of Land Searches / January 27, 2017
by Faye Lim
On the statutory duty of the Registrar of Titles to maintain proper records of land.

#legal-costs
(2 posts)

Why Must I Pay My Lawyer? / December 27, 2018
by Choo Dee Wei
Your lawyer is a professional, who must be paid.
The Distinction between Legal Fees and Court Costs / January 2, 2017
by Fahri Azzat
Legal fees are not court costs.

#legal-practice
(17 posts)

When A Judge Makes A U-Turn / June 12, 2021
by Jamie Wong
When judges make careless mistakes, and backtrack, and how this affects advocates.
The Disappearance of Wigs in Malaysia / April 10, 2021
by Fahri Azzat
How wigs disappeared from the Malaysian bar and bench.
Online Hearings in the Appellate Courts / November 24, 2020
by Choo Dee Wei
Malaysian courts can now dispense even with the physical appearance of counsel.
A Pupil's Remuneration / November 23, 2020
by Fahri Azzat
Pupils should prioritize learning and growth for the long term first.
Campaigning for Bar Council Elections / November 20, 2020
by Fahri Azzat
Bar elections are now contentious, difficult, and political. They must be depoliticized.
Forget About Clients' Money / October 12, 2020
by Fahri Azzat
Clients' monies are sacred. As proper lawyers, do not touch them, unless instructed.
Live-Streamed Hearings and the Courts of Judicature Act / April 23, 2020
by Joshua Wu
Are live-streamed hearings compatible with the Courts of Judicature Act 1964?
Malaysia's First Livestreamed Court Hearing / April 23, 2020
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Malaysia's first live-streamed court hearing went well. Some suggestions.
Advocacy for Online Hearings / March 28, 2020
by Brendan Navin Siva
It is essential for advocates to remind themselves of some of the more important aspects of advocacy.
Marriage Story / January 6, 2020
by Clinton Tan
Don't let 'winning' dictate the process.
Git for Legal Practice / January 3, 2020
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Version control for lawyers/advocates and solicitors, and its benefits.
Advocates Must Not Use Their Titles In Court / January 16, 2017
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
All are equal before the law. And advocates ought to be the first to demonstrate so.
Meeting Your Lawyer for a Court Case / January 16, 2017
by Fahri Azzat
A brief guide to meeting and retaining court advocates/lawyers for your matter.
A Malaysian LoyarBurokker in a California Court / April 13, 2016
by Foong Cheng Leong
Instead of spending time checking out the tourist spots of San Francisco, I spent half a day in the District Court of Northern District of California.
Advocates - On Masters and Their Pupils / November 27, 2015
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Masters must spend time with their pupils.
Success In Law: Yours For The Taking / July 3, 2011
by Brendan Navin Siva
Some people start off as accomplished lawyers and others take time -- some people suddenly blossom into good lawyers.
Of Sunscreen, Blackberries, and Successful Lawyers / July 24, 2010
by Brendan Navin Siva
On how to be an excellent, ethical and successful lawyer, and the challenges ahead in the profession.

#legal-profession
(7 posts)

7 Things About the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Amendment Act 2017 / January 4, 2019
by Choo Dee Wei
On the recent amendments and its effects.
Why Must I Pay My Lawyer? / December 27, 2018
by Choo Dee Wei
Your lawyer is a professional, who must be paid.
Is Your Lawyer An Actual Lawyer? / December 2, 2018
by Choo Dee Wei
Check if your lawyer is actually qualified, and registered to practice law.
A Lawyer's New Chapter: How Much? / October 28, 2018
by Choo Dee Wei
Crossroads in a legal practitioner's life.
The League of Lawyers / July 8, 2018
by Choo Dee Wei
Group law practice -- for several firms to come together and work with one another as a group.
How Lawyers Publicise Should Not Change / June 1, 2017
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Lawyers ought to be imposed with restrictions when publicising themselves.
Time to Sell Ourselves? / May 31, 2017
by Choo Dee Wei
On the proposed amendments to the Legal Profession (Publicity) Rules 2001.

#malaysia
(1 posts)

Singing The Song Of Our People / November 11, 2018
by Choo Dee Wei
The dignified position of the Malaysian national anthem by law.

#malaysian-judges
(1 posts)

The Malaysian Civil Courts - On Forced Settlements/Mediation / March 8, 2019
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Be careful if a judge forces you to mediate or settle your case outside court.

#malaysian-legal-history
(1 posts)

The Disappearance of Wigs in Malaysia / April 10, 2021
by Fahri Azzat
How wigs disappeared from the Malaysian bar and bench.

#money-laundering
(1 posts)

A Lawyer's Reporting Obligation Under Malaysian Anti-Money Laundering Laws / March 15, 2019
by Nur Rafiuddin Maswari
Lawyers have a responsibility to report money laundering activities.

#online-hearings
(4 posts)

Online Hearings in the Appellate Courts / November 24, 2020
by Choo Dee Wei
Malaysian courts can now dispense even with the physical appearance of counsel.
Live-Streamed Hearings and the Courts of Judicature Act / April 23, 2020
by Joshua Wu
Are live-streamed hearings compatible with the Courts of Judicature Act 1964?
Malaysia's First Livestreamed Court Hearing / April 23, 2020
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Malaysia's first live-streamed court hearing went well. Some suggestions.
Advocacy for Online Hearings / March 28, 2020
by Brendan Navin Siva
It is essential for advocates to remind themselves of some of the more important aspects of advocacy.

#personal-injury
(1 posts)

Personal Injuries & Death: Winds of Change / July 24, 2019
by Choo Dee Wei
9 relevant changes to the Civil Law Act 1956.

#police-laws
(1 posts)

Quick, Throw Your CDs Away - There's A Roadblock / November 2, 2010
by Foong Cheng Leong
A comment on the Government's announced plans to amend the Copyright Act 1987 to make it an offence to possess pirated CDs.

#privacy-laws
(2 posts)

My Neighbour Is Spying On Me / March 19, 2012
by Foong Cheng Leong
The recognition of privacy rights, its impact to Malaysians, and tests to determine whether there is an invasion.
Right to Privacy in Malaysia: Do We Have It? / February 21, 2011
by Foong Cheng Leong
On the right to privacy and invasions thereof, in Malaysia.

#probate-administration
(2 posts)

Estate Planning - Of Wills (or Naught) / November 18, 2017
by Tiu Foo Woei
Planning ahead for the life after - the benefits of having a will.
Avoid Litigation for Small Estates / September 27, 2014
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Don't litigate when the sums inherited are small.

#publicity-rules
(6 posts)

7 Things About the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Amendment Act 2017 / January 4, 2019
by Choo Dee Wei
On the recent amendments and its effects.
Is Your Lawyer An Actual Lawyer? / December 2, 2018
by Choo Dee Wei
Check if your lawyer is actually qualified, and registered to practice law.
The League of Lawyers / July 8, 2018
by Choo Dee Wei
Group law practice -- for several firms to come together and work with one another as a group.
How Lawyers Publicise Should Not Change / June 1, 2017
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Lawyers ought to be imposed with restrictions when publicising themselves.
Time to Sell Ourselves? / May 31, 2017
by Choo Dee Wei
On the proposed amendments to the Legal Profession (Publicity) Rules 2001.
The Butterfly Effect / July 21, 2015
by Choo Dee Wei
Lawyers and publicising themselves.

#pupils-young-lawyers
(4 posts)

Advocates - On Masters and Their Pupils / November 27, 2015
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Masters must spend time with their pupils.
So, You Passed Your CLP / October 6, 2011
by Foong Cheng Leong
If you decide to practice, some of you would wonder where is the best place to go. This article is to assist those in doubt.
Success In Law: Yours For The Taking / July 3, 2011
by Brendan Navin Siva
Some people start off as accomplished lawyers and others take time -- some people suddenly blossom into good lawyers.
Of Sunscreen, Blackberries, and Successful Lawyers / July 24, 2010
by Brendan Navin Siva
On how to be an excellent, ethical and successful lawyer, and the challenges ahead in the profession.

#security-laws
(1 posts)

Armed & Dangerous / July 3, 2015
by Choo Dee Wei
Provisions under the Corrosive and Explosive Substances and Offensive Weapons Act 1958.

#series-malaysian-civil-courts
(6 posts)

Malay Language Usage in the Malaysian Courts / November 6, 2020
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
The Malaysian courts use English, but are in reality Malay language-first.
The Malaysian Civil Courts - Judgments & Orders, Part 1 / August 7, 2019
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
On what judgments/orders are, and what they do.
The Malaysian Civil Courts - On Forced Settlements/Mediation / March 8, 2019
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Be careful if a judge forces you to mediate or settle your case outside court.
The Malaysian Civil Courts - Case Managements / August 1, 2017
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
Court appearances intended to regulate observance of procedure.
The Malaysian Civil Courts - Mentions / July 27, 2017
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
The first court appearance in a case.
The Malaysian Civil Courts - An Introduction / July 26, 2017
by Wan Zafran Pawancheek
How lawyers and judges go about their duties in the Malaysian civil courts - the introduction.

#solicitor-client-privilege
(1 posts)

A Lawyer's Reporting Obligation Under Malaysian Anti-Money Laundering Laws / March 15, 2019
by Nur Rafiuddin Maswari
Lawyers have a responsibility to report money laundering activities.

#strata-management-laws
(4 posts)

I Beg Of You, Don't Seize My Items / December 4, 2017
by Choo Dee Wei
Seizures under the Strata Management Act, and avoiding them.
Strata Management Tribunal - Steps To Make And Defend A Claim / October 1, 2017
by Choo Dee Wei
Step-by-step guide on making and defending a claim at a strata management tribunal, up until the hearing/negotiation.
A New Home Owner's Tale - Part 1 / February 7, 2017
by Choo Dee Wei
Follow Daphne as she learns of the joys and sorrows of owning a strata home.
Building A Life / April 8, 2015
by Choo Dee Wei
An examination of the Building and Common Property (Maintenance and Management) Act 2007.

#traffic-laws
(1 posts)

Steer Me Clear Please / November 6, 2015
by Choo Dee Wei
The rights of road users.

#trials
(2 posts)

Pleading for What is Right / June 27, 2018
by Choo Dee Wei
Suits and pleadings -- the foundation of cases.
Providing Cross-Examination Questions in Advance / June 8, 2018
by Fahri Azzat
Of the practice of asking counsel to supply cross-examination questions in advance.