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The loose-leaf publication Companies Act of Malaysia – An Annotation is a counterpart to Woon’s Corporations Law of Singapore and has been the authoritative research tool for many a corporate practitioner and business. This work manages, with commendable brevity and good judgment, to annotate the Malaysian Companies Act 2016 (Act 777) comprehensively, section-by-section. Case law from Malaysia and Singapore is discussed, and where relevant, cases from the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand and Canada are referred to as comparative materials. 

This Second Edition continues to provide an unrivalled critical analysis of the principles and policy of the law of restitution and unjust enrichment in Malaysia. It remains the only dedicated and specialist textbook on the subject in Malaysia, making it an essential reference for legal practitioners, judges and scholars.

Employment disputes can range from specific issues to multifaceted challenges, often complicated by the human element. This book is designed to guide individuals and businesses through the complexities of managing employment disputes, offering practical insights and clear legal guidance.

Master the Core of Arbitration in Malaysia – A Strategic Guide for Cross-Border Dispute Resolution

The Malaysian Arbitration Handbook: Authoritative Guidance on Dispute Resolution is a practical, in-depth Chinese-language resource tailored for legal professionals, business leaders and cross-border investors seeking to navigate the arbitration landscape in Malaysia.

Buku Panduan Praktikal ini disediakan terutamanya bagi sesiapa yang menjalankan kes pendakwaan atau pembelaan, mengikut kes yang berkenaan, di Mahkamah Rendah dan juga Mahkamah Tinggi di Malaysia. Buku ini juga adalah versi dikemas kini daripada edisi terdahulu (Edisi Kedua) yang diterbitkan pada tahun 2008. Tajuk buku ini telah dipinda untuk merangkumi kesemua aspek litigasi jenayah. 

This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the legal landscape surrounding enforcement and recovery proceedings in Malaysia. It delves into various enforcement methods, execution modes and relevant statutory provisions, providing a thorough analysis of Malaysian case law. Additionally, it expands its scope to include the enforcement of foreign judgments, orders and arbitral awards, incorporating references to international case law for a broader, more nuanced perspective.

Now in its Sixth Edition, this trusted text offers a timely and comprehensive update on the evolving landscape of banking law. It covers key developments in legislation, regulations, and case law, making it an essential resource for regulators, bankers, legal professionals, corporations, students, and anyone seeking clarity in this complex field.

Company Law: Powers and Accountability by Dato’ Loh Siew Cheang contains additional subjects of company law issues of contemporary importance. Each chapter now opens with a concise abstract, enabling readers to identify the principal issues and legal principles at the outset. The discussion has also been substantially updated to reflect recent and significant case law, with particular attention to Malaysian authorities and matters of local importance.

This fourth edition is an essential guide for corporate litigators, practitioners, academics, company secretaries, regulators and all readers seeking a clear and principled understanding of corporate powers, duties and accountability in modern company law.

Company Law: Powers and Accountability by Dato’ Loh Siew Cheang contains additional subjects of company law issues of contemporary importance. Each chapter now opens with a concise abstract, enabling readers to identify the principal issues and legal principles at the outset. The discussion has also been substantially updated to reflect recent and significant case law, with particular attention to Malaysian authorities and matters of local importance.

This fourth edition is an essential guide for corporate litigators, practitioners, academics, company secretaries, regulators and all readers seeking a clear and principled understanding of corporate powers, duties and accountability in modern company law.