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In the recent decision of Cubic Electronics Sdn Bhd v Mars Telecommunications Sdn Bhd [2019] CLJ 723, the apex court of Malaysia revisited the principles on forfeiture of deposits...

High Court judge erred in allowing application for judicial review to issue writ of certiorari to quash award in favour of employer.

While many businesses are grappling to stay solvent amidst the economic turbulence plaguing the nation in the aftermath of the Covid-19 outbreak

Trevor Padasian discusses the Federal Court's landmark decision in Indira Gandhi.

According to the Media Release issued by the Inland Revenue Board (IRB) on 17 November 2015, delegates at the CATA conference have had serious discussions on ways to overcome various BEPS issues, especially on TP and treaty abuse.

In this article we discuss a novel issue in respect of the interpretation and meaning to be given to the term "desertion" under Section 54(1)(a) of the Armed Forces Act 1972.

The year of 2014 is a turbulent year in Malaysia's (perhaps the world's) aviation history.

A bank has no right to make payment on a forged or unauthorised signature on a cheque under s 24 of the Bills of Exchange Act 1949.

The topic of tax avoidance is no stranger to controversy, having sparked lots of interest in both private and public discourse.

Over the past few decades, Malaysia has sought to develop a refined and efficient system for alternative dispute resolution. Today, Malaysia has a relatively robust arbitration ecosystem.

Malaysian construction disputes are traditionally resolved in arbitration, otherwise in the normal courts of law.

When a company, especially a public listed one, is faced with financial controversy, every one of its directors will be in the spotlight.

Performance bonds and bank guarantees are commonplace in the Malaysian construction industry.

Jocelyn Lim examines the significant statutory adjudication cases of 2017.

The right to arrest a vessel in an action in rem, i.e. an action against property, is primarily used to obtain security for a future court judgment or arbitral award.

The courts in Malaysia do not appear to have considered the subject of waiver with the same degree of distinction similar to what has been presented in the above.

With effect from September 2015, Malaysian households will be required to practise mandatory garbage separation, an initiative which is intended to benefit the environment.