The LexisNexis Essential Reference series is a comprehensive source of reference for today’s legal practitioner. This legal industry series offers a clear overview of the topics discussed, with cross references to the interpretation and application of specific Acts and related case laws. The LexisNexis Essential Reference series will cover a variety of wide ranging practice areas, enabling users to access the legal approaches adopted by Courts in respect of the definitive legislation as well as cases reported.
Author(s): Professor Datin Dr Lee Mei Pheng , Ivan Jeron Detta, Datuk Detta Samen
ISBN: 9789674005917
Publication Date: June 2016
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This publication is designed to offer a clear overview of the legislation that governs Copyright and seek to explain the legal approach adopted by the courts.
Law of Evidence in Malaysia explains the fundamental principles of the subject in a clear, concise and organized manner. It is a comprehensive and well-arranged guide on the law of evidence.
Harbans’s Engineering and Construction Contracts Management: Commencement and Administration is the third title in the series; the first edition of which was positively and widely accepted by the industry.
Author(s): Datuk Detta Samen, Ivan Jeron Detta, Professor Datin Dr Lee Mei Pheng
ISBN: 9789674006013
Publication Date: September 2015
eBook
This book eases identification of the amendments made to the Act and each section of the Act is followed by extensive and helpful comments. The commentaries explain the provisions with references to relevant case law and foreign legislation.
The Islamic Financial Services Act 2013 consolidates the new repealed Islamic Banking Act 1983, Payment Systems Act 2003, Takaful Act 1984 and Exchange Control Act 1953. The new Act provides a more uniform governance and regulatory framework for Islamic banks in Malaysia and caters for new developments in the financial market. This book provides detailed commentary on each section of the statute, as well as analysis on the reported decisions of the court.
The Financial Services Act 2013 consolidates the now repealed Banking and Financial Institutions Act 1989, Payment Systems Act 2003, Insurance Act 1996 and the Exchange Control Act 1953. The new Act provides a more uniform governance and regulatory framework for conventional banks in Malaysia and caters for new developments in the financial market. This book provides a detailed commentary on each section of the statute, as well as analysis on the reported decisions of the court.