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Business Law in Malaysia, 3rd Edition (Soft Cover)

This third edition of the text, since the second in 2014, has been thoroughly updated to reflect recent developments in Business Law and also to reappraise the various topics. It eschews the “bare bones” notational treatment offered by some texts and continues to maintain the refreshing approach adopted in the original edition. As in earlier editions, it presents an in-depth exposition of the selected topics in prose that is clear, concise and easily readable. Recent case law as well as relevant legislative enactments and amendments have been incorporated in this edition. In particular, with the advent of the Companies Act 2016, repealing the Companies Act 1965, chapter 25 on Company Law has had to be completely re-written to bring on board the consequent changes revamping the corporate regime. Moreover, the Electronic Commerce Act 2006, has been taken on board and its impact on ‘offer and acceptance’, in particular, has been discussed in some detail.
by Abdul Majid bin Nabi Baksh (Author) , Krishnan Arjunan (Author)
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Published: 02 September, 2020
ISBN/ISSN: 9789674009205

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This third edition of the text, since the second in 2014, has been thoroughly updated to reflect recent developments in Business Law and also to reappraise the various topics. It eschews the “bare bones” notational treatment offered by some texts and continues to maintain the refreshing approach adopted in the original edition. As in earlier editions, it presents an in-depth exposition of the selected topics in prose that is clear, concise and easily readable. Recent case law as well as relevant legislative enactments and amendments have been incorporated in this edition. In particular, with the advent of the Companies Act 2016, repealing the Companies Act 1965, chapter 25 on Company Law has had to be completely re-written to bring on board the consequent changes revamping the corporate regime. Moreover, the Electronic Commerce Act 2006, has been taken on board and its impact on ‘offer and acceptance’, in particular, has been discussed in some detail.
 

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Abdul Majid bin Nabi Baksh
Krishnan Arjunan

Abdul Majid bin Nabi Baksh

Abdul Majid is a Senior Lecturer at Monash University Malaysia. He was at one time a Professor of English and then a legal practitioner before taking up an appointment at the Chinese University of Hong Kong where he was an Associate Professor in Law. He also held an appointment as Visiting Fellow in Commercial and Business Laws at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He was published extensively in business law areas with occasional forays into other academic disciplines.

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Krishnan Arjunan

Krishnan Arjunan was formerly an Adjunct Professor of Business Law at the School of Business and Management, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. Prior to that he was an Associate Professor of Law at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Queensland where he was Sub-Dean at the Department of Commerce. He was a legal practitioner in Malaysia for over a decade and was a former Director of the Certificate in Legal Practice Course (CLP) when he was concurrently Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Malaya. He is the author of several other texts in law and has published widely in business law areas

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Table of contents

CHAPTER 1 Introduction to Law
 CHAPTER 2 Sources of the Law of Malaysia
 CHAPTER 3 The Common Law System
 CHAPTER 4 The Courts
 CHAPTER 5 Legislation
 CHAPTER 6 The Interpretation and Construction of Statutes
 CHAPTER 7 Elements of Contract
 CHAPTER 8 Offer
 CHAPTER 9 Acceptance
 CHAPTER 10 Consideration
 CHAPTER 11 Intention to Create Legal Relations
 CHAPTER 12 Capacity to Contract and Formalities
 CHAPTER 13 Terms of a Contract
 CHAPTER 14 Exemption Clauses
 CHAPTER 15 Fraud and Misrepresentation
 CHAPTER 16 Mistake
 CHAPTER 17 Other Vitiating Factors
 CHAPTER 18 The Discharge and Conclusion of a Contract
 CHAPTER 19 Remedies for Breach of Contract
 CHAPTER 20 Elements of Agency Law
 CHAPTER 21 Principles of Negligence
 CHAPTER 22 Principles of Hire-Purchase
 CHAPTER 23 Sale of Goods
 CHAPTER 24 Insurance
 CHAPTER 25 Company Law
 CHAPTER 26 Law of Partnership
 

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