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SERLAH - By Articles
SERLAH is designed as a
legal update for our clients. In classical Malay, SERLAH mean
‘Manifest’, ‘Apparent’, ‘Significant’
or ‘Radiant’. It has been adopted to symbolise
our desire to inform our clients of legal and commercial developments in
Malaysia.
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Volume 1, 2008 |
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Case
Reviews & Commentaries
on Judical Pronouncements |
Does a Judicial Review Amount to An Appeal?
– Poh Chee
Hong v Ben Trading (M) Sdn Bhd & Anor [2007] 1
MLJ 315 |
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Review of Quantum Awarded for Getting Up Fees
– United Malayan Banking Corporation Bhd
v Ernest Cheong Yong Yin [2007] 2 CLJ 332 |
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Summaries & Essays
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Practice Issues |
CAPITAL MARKETS:
The New Licensing Framework Under the Capital Markets and Services Act
2007 |
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CORPORATE: What is the Status of Online Gambling
in Malaysia? |
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COMPETITION: Implementing Competition Law and
Policy in Malaysia – The Dawn of a New Era? |
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FRANCHISE: The Franchise Relationship
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TECHNOLOGY: Spam Act Penalty of $149,00 for Missed
Call Marketing |
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