In the event that the tenant has failed to pay the rental, as a landlord, you may issue a notice of demand the tenant to make the payment and warn the tenant of the legal consequences that he may face…
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[Premium Member] Notice of Demand (Defamation Retraction Letter)
This notice of demand (defamation) is a formal defamation retraction letter that sent to a person who has made a defamatory statements about you. The underlying purpose of this notice is to demand that person to retract his statement and…
What is Memorandum Of Transfer? Do you really know about it?
In order to transfer the ownership of the land from seller to the buyer, both parties must sign a document which known as Memorandum of Transfer (MOT) as known as Borang 14A. When you sign the MOT, the Land Title…
GE15: 7 Things that you should know
Following the announcement of by Election Commission, Malaysia’s 15th general election will be held on 19 November 2022. MALAYSIA’S 15th GENERAL ELECTION IS AROUND THE CORNER!! Here are the 7 things that you should know. 1. How to know if you…
[Member] Second Notice of Demand for Outstanding Payment (Seller against Purchaser)
In the event that the purchaser failed, refused and/or neglected to response to your first notice of demand, you may issue a second notice of demand to seek the outstanding payment. Sign up as our Member in order to download this template!!
[Member] Notice of Demand for Outstanding Debt [Lender against Borrower]
Before going straight to litigation for debt recovery, you can always first try to issue a letter of demand to formally request the outstanding debt and warn the borrower that you will initiate a legal proceeding against him or her…
[Member] Notice of Demand for Outstanding Payment [Seller against Purchaser]
Before going straight to litigation for debt recovery, you can always first try to issue a letter of demand to formally request the outstanding payment and warn the purchaser that you will initiate a legal proceeding against him or her…
Deed of Gift (Property) Template 2022
Deed of Gift is a legal agreement that set out the transfer of property ownership to someone without monetary consideration but for love and affection. Sign up as our Premium Member in order to download this template!!
[Premium Member] Will Sample (5)
A will is one of the best gifts you can leave for your loved ones in the event of your death. By making a will, you ensure that your estate is distributed according to your wishes. CLICK BELOW TO DOWNLOAD…
Criminal Jurisdiction of the Sessions Court
Local Jurisdiction According to s59(2) SCA, the Sessions Court shall hear and determine any civil/criminal cause/matter arising within the local limits of jurisdiction assigned to it. It should be noted that in Taman Rimba (Mentakab) Sdn Bhd v Sin Yew…
[Premium member] Criminal Jurisdiction of the High Court
Prior to discussing the jurisdiction of the High Court, it should be understood that Article 12(1) of the Federal Constitution (“FC”) establishes that there are two High Courts of co-ordinate jurisdiction and status, namely the High Court of Malaya and…
[Member] About Local Limits (Criminal Procedure)
What does ”local limits” mean? As per s2 of the Criminal procedure Code (“CPC”), “local limits of the jurisdiction” of a Magistrate’s Court means the limits of the ordinary administrative district in which the Court house is situated. According to…
[Member] Criminal Jurisdiction of the Magistrate’s Court
Local Jurisdiction S76(2) of the Subordinate Courts Act (“SCA”) states that a Magistrate’s Court has the jurisdiction to hear and determine any civil or criminal matter arising within the local limits of jurisdiction. For context, s2(1) of the Criminal Procedure…
Brief Introduction to Criminal Jurisdiction of the Courts
The courts involved in administering criminal justice are (in the sequence of hierarchy): Federal Court Court of Appeal High Court Sessions Court Magistrates’ Court Court for Children As per s6 of the Criminal Procedure Code (“CPC”), the courts for administration…
Removal of Private Caveat
Can a Private Caveat Be Removed? As per s325, s326 and s327 of the National Land Code (“NLC”) a private caveat may be removed. Who can apply for removal? 1. Caveator himself may withdraw the private caveat as per s325…
How Long Does Copyright Protection Last?
Copyright protection is not perpetual as it is a time limited right. Depending on the type of work, the duration of copyright protection accorded might be different. So, how long does copyright protection last for each type of work? Literary,…
[Premium Member] Lifting the Corporate Veil: Ong Leong Chiou & Anor v Keller (M) Sdn Bhd & Ors [2021]
Facts The dispute was between the parties centred around the construction of the Melawati Mall project (“the project’”). Bina Puri Holdings Bhd (‘“Bina Puri”) was appointed as the main contractor for the project in 2013. Bina Puri proceeded to appoint…
[Member] Lifting the Corporate Veil
Introduction Companies are recognised as separate legal entities. As such, a company is a distinct entity separate from its shareholders and directors. This has been established in Salomon v Salomon Co Ltd wherein the House of Lords unanimously held that…
Housewives’ Social Security Scheme (SKSSR)
The Housewives’ Social Security Scheme, also known as Skim Keselamatan Sosial Suri Rumah (“SKSSR”), is an insurance protection scheme for housewives. This insurance protection scheme exists because wives who do housework are at risk of accidents while carrying out their…
Royal Pardons in Malaysia
On the 2nd of September, former prime minister Najib Razak filed a petition seeking a royal pardon for his conviction in the SRC International case. The application has understandably sparked the ire of many, with petitions being created in a…