Malaysia

This book contains a detailed discussion on the law and Shariah aspects of Recovery, Rescheduling and Restructuring of Islamic Financing Facilities.

• Updated cases, citation, and commentaries throughout the divisions. • Incorporation of the latest amendments to the Rule of the Federal Court 1995 [PU (A) 25/2018], the Rules of the Court of Appeal 1994 [PU (A) 26/2018]; and • Replacement of the Commissioners for Oaths Rules 1993 to the Commissioners for Oaths Rules 2018

An essential reference on the law of banker and customer for both banking practitioner and the law student.

A useful guide to those who intend to have an overview of the relevant laws in respect of the various categories of white-collar offences in Singapore.

Understanding Lawyers’ Ethics in Singapore sets out the essence of key ethical rules, principles and standards in Singapore’s regulatory regime for legal practitioners.

This book is an invaluable source of information for practitioners, company secretaries, academics, students and anyone engaged in or interested in the laws governing companies in Singapore.

Understanding Criminal Law has been written to give the reader a clear explanation of the fundamental principles of criminal law and the criminal justice system.

The Malaysian edition of Sarkar’s Law of Evidence is intended to place the Malaysian Evidence Act 1950 within the well-regarded scheme of Sarkar’s. The format of these volumes is such that the Malaysian provisions and their commentaries appear immediately subsequent to their correspondent Indian sections and commentaries. It offers a practical explanation of the law and its issues. This publication is intended to act as an essential reference guide for the law of evidence in India and Malaysia, and provides a clear understanding of the subject matter. This second edition has incorporated the latest development in the Malaysian law as at August 2019.

A comprehensive text on employment law in Singapore which considers both basic as well as complicated issues for both the legally trained and those without legal training, such as employers, business students and human resource practitioners.

This edition looks at recent decisions, including case law from other jurisdictions, on the National Land Code, and analyses their relationship to the operation of the Code. In particular, references are made to cases in contract law, and equity, trusts and remedies, which are influential and relevant in the operation of land matters. This is especially so, where the cases are applicable to the principles of statutory contract law and to local influences on equitable principles. This edition comes in 2 Volumes