Malaysian Court Practice, 2022 Desk Edition, Appellate Court Practice (eBook)

Kumar heads the Maritime and Shipping practice group in Skrine. He has acted and advised local and international clients in ship arrests, charterparty disputes, oil pollution claims, vessel detentions, cargo claims, Incoterm contracts and enforcement of ship mortgages under conventional and Islamic facilities.

Dato’ Seri Mohd Hishamudin Yunus is a retired Judge of the Court of Appeal with 23 years of experience and has delivered 750 judgements. Dato’ Seri began his career in the Malaysian Judicial and Legal Service in 1973 as a magistrate in Kuala Lumpur and went on to serve in other capacities, in-cluding President of Sessions Court, Deputy Public Prosecutor, State Legal Ad-visor for the State of Selangor, Deputy Parliamentary Draftsman, and Chief Registrar of the Supreme Court. Dato’ Seri is empanelled by the Asian International Arbitration Centre (AIAC) as an Arbitrator. In 2016, he was admitted as a Member of the Chartered In-stitute of Arbitrators (CIArb) in United Kingdom. He was also appointed as a Fellow of the Asian Institute of Alternative Dispute Resolution. Dato’ Seri is the Chairman of the Competition Commission of Malaysia (MyCC), and a member of the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (SU-HAKAM). He had previously served as a member of the Judicial Appointment Commission (JAC).

Dato’ Muhammad Adam has been in active practice since he was called to the Malaysian Bar in 1996. His area of practice is mainly in civil litigation. He is a member of the Bar Council’s Civil Law Committee and of the Defamation Law Reform subcommittee set up under the Bar Council’s Law Reform and Special Areas Committee to propose revision to the Defamation Act 1957.

Jamie Wong has been in active practice since she was called to the Ma-laysian Bar in 2009, with a focus in corporate and commercial litigation. She assisted Tan Sri Visu Sinnadurai in the early stage of his authorship of the Law of Contract (4th Edition), 2011, LexisNexis.

Marveyn Lingam graduated from the University of Northumbria, New-castle. He was called to the Malaysian Bar in 2021 and has built his port-folio around various dispute resolutions in corporate, commercial, in-dustrial relations, family, probate and tortious disputes

Amy’s main areas of practice are corporate and commercial dispute resolution. Her portfolio of dispute resolution work includes construction disputes, share-holder disputes, contractual disputes, insolvency and arbitration. Besides dis-pute resolution, Amy is also involved in corporate drafting and project advisory.

Yan Teng’s main area of practice is Construction & Energy. She is involved in ad-judication, arbitration as well as court litigation proceedings. In these proceed-ings, she has acted for the employers, main contractors and sub-contractors which involve highly disputed claim sums and/or issues. She has also been re-cently appointed as the Secretary General of the International Statutory Adjudi-cation Expert Committee where she will chair the secretariat board.