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The global impact of the Covid-19 pandemic is undeniable. Until today, the world has yet to recover from the pandemic and its effects. Many industries

In Masenang Sdn Bhd v Sabanilam Enterprise Sdn Bhd [2021] 6 MLJ 255, the Federal Court had occasion to consider the jurisdiction of the High

It is common belief that adjudications unduly favour the unpaid party and that attempts to set aside the decision are ordinarily unsuccessful. This is due

Those familiar with the cryptocurrency scene in Malaysia would have definitely heard of Binance – the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume (source:coinmarketcap.com) which all this while, has been unlicensed and unregulated

S 15 of the Construction Industry Payment and Adjudication Act 2012 (“CIPAA 2012”) provides that an aggrieved party may apply to the High Court to

Introduction The recent decision of Pembinaan BLT Sdn Bhd v Nazarin (NBM) Sdn Bhd & Ors highlight a slight discrepancy in timing as to when

Damages is simply the compensation that a contracting party claims against the other contracting party for breaches of contract. In construction contracts, the nature of damages would

Historically, security for costs was a procedure to prevent an abuse of process whereby a losing plaintiff fails to pay costs to the defendant. It

Just because a lawyer appears in Court for a client does not necessarily mean that s/he has the authority to act. Although a written authorisation

All Tesla CEO Elon Musk did was change his twitter biography to one word: “#bitcoin” and the price of Bitcoin rose nearly 20% in a