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post Mar 22 2017, 03:53 PM, updated 9y ago

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Hello! You guys can ask me anything about law related issues. I'll try my best to answer your questions. laugh.gif

Question in Bahasa Malaysia or English also no problemo!

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if i have 200k loan with a company A then my company declared bankrap. Then it is rebranded to company B..

Company A already issue vss and everything. And new offer letter is signed to company B for new hire..

Is my loan of 200k transfered to company B or i am free from the 200k debt.

Thank you..
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post Mar 22 2017, 03:59 PM

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About that guy that just returned from canada after spending his time in jail for raping..

If he rape again in Malaysia..can he be charge again?
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post Mar 22 2017, 04:03 PM

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QUOTE(Baconateer @ Mar 22 2017, 03:59 PM)
About that guy that just returned from canada after spending his time in jail for raping..

If he rape again in Malaysia..can he be charge again?
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Assuming he rapes again in Malaysia, YES, of course. biggrin.gif
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post Mar 22 2017, 04:04 PM

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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Mar 22 2017, 04:03 PM)
Assuming he rapes again in Malaysia, YES, of course.  biggrin.gif
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so double jeopardy doesnt apply to him?
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post Mar 22 2017, 04:11 PM

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QUOTE(Supergoola @ Mar 22 2017, 03:58 PM)
if i have 200k loan with a company A  then my company declared bankrap. Then it is rebranded to company B..

Company A already issue vss and everything. And new offer letter is signed to company B for new hire..

Is my loan of 200k transfered to company B or i am free from the 200k debt.

Thank you..
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Dont quite get your question.

Did you borrow money from Company A and this company subsequently went bankrupt (in liquidation) and a new company is formed with the new name as company B?

If this is the case,
(i) your debt cannot be transferred from company A to company B without proper documentation such as an assignment, you are advised to check.
(ii) assuming no assignment or "transfer" of your debt to company B, technically u still owe company A money, company A's liquidator can always demand the money from you.

Hope it helps.

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post Mar 22 2017, 04:12 PM

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QUOTE(Baconateer @ Mar 22 2017, 04:04 PM)
so double jeopardy doesnt apply to him?
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There is no issue of double jeorpady, if he commits another rape offence in Malaysia, that is a NEW offence.
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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Mar 22 2017, 04:12 PM)
There is no issue of double jeorpady, if he commits another rape offence in Malaysia, that is a NEW offence.
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So only in Msia if you commit the same offence twice... only thn the double jeopardy is applicable?
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post Mar 22 2017, 04:19 PM

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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Mar 22 2017, 04:11 PM)
Dont quite get your question.

Did you borrow money from Company A and this company subsequently went bankrupt (in liquidation) and a new company is formed with the new name as company B?

If this is the case,
(i) your debt cannot be transferred from company A to company B without proper documentation such as an assignment, you are advised to check.
(ii) assuming no assignment or "transfer" of your debt to company B, technically u still owe company A money, company A's liquidator can always demand the money from you.

Hope it helps.

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Care to elaboratw more on assignment? Thankssssss

Ps. I dont know wether my company is bankrup or liquidate.. how can i check..

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post Mar 22 2017, 04:21 PM

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QUOTE(Baconateer @ Mar 22 2017, 04:14 PM)
So only in Msia if you commit the same offence twice... only thn the double jeopardy is applicable?
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for the sake of clarification, double jeopardy is a defence that prevents an accused person from being tried again on the SAME CHARGES and on the SAME FACTS after being tried and adjudged. Example, he committed rape of A on 1.1.2017 and found guilty by court. You cannot charge him again for rape of A on 1.1.2017.

Your earlier question was "If he rape again in Malaysia..can he be charge again?", this means he is committing another fresh offence in Malaysia. In this case, he will be charged for this NEW offence. There is no issue of double jeopardy.

In your question, "in Msia if you commit the same offence twice...", you will be charged with TWO offences. No issue of double jeopardy as well.

This post has been edited by Abam_Beruang: Mar 22 2017, 04:21 PM
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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Mar 22 2017, 04:21 PM)
for the sake of clarification, double jeopardy is a defence that prevents an accused person from being tried again on the SAME CHARGES and on the SAME FACTS after being tried and adjudged. Example, he committed rape of A on 1.1.2017 and found guilty by court. You cannot charge him again for rape of A on 1.1.2017.

Your earlier question was "If he rape again in Malaysia..can he be charge again?", this means he is committing another fresh offence in Malaysia. In this case, he will be charged for this NEW offence. There is no issue of double jeopardy.

In your question, "in Msia if you commit the same offence twice...", you will be charged with TWO offences. No issue of double jeopardy as well.
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i see..thanks for the clarification..
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post Mar 22 2017, 04:28 PM

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QUOTE(Bra Padding @ Mar 22 2017, 04:15 PM)
leh sue sebab faceprob tak?
cam cthnye Si A jalan-jalan, pastu tetibe Si B men lalu je ngan faceprob. Si A de duit. camne nak sue Si B?
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Saje je hang nak tanya soalan2 mcm tu. Lek looo. Nak jawab soalan2 serius lain ni kat depa. Since hang dah tanya, jawapannya x leh sue kalo masalah faceprob. thumbsup.gif

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post Mar 22 2017, 04:43 PM

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ringkasan cara cara nak saman sebab kena langgar?
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post Mar 22 2017, 08:58 PM

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QUOTE(halimhadi @ Mar 22 2017, 04:43 PM)
ringkasan cara cara nak saman sebab kena langgar?
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Buat masa sekarang, apa yang harus di buat:
1. Buat laporan polis (sekira belum buat)
2. Kumpulkan bukti (seperti: gambar tempat kejadian, gambar kereta, butir-butir orang yang melanggar Kamu, kos membaiki kereta seperti resit, sekiranya tercedera kena ambil laporan hospital, resit hospital dan MC dan dokumen-dokumen lain yang boleh menyokong tuntutan kamu)

Cara nak saman:
1. Cari loyar, bagi dokumen semua kepada loyar
2. Kebiasaan loyar akan keluar LOD surat tuntutan sebelum saman orang di mahkamah
3. Kalau orang tu x nak bayar amaun yang dituntut dalam LOD, boleh saman di mahkamah
4. Loyar akan menyediakan writ dan pernyataan tuntutan yang akan menyatakan fakta kes dan tuntutan kamu
5. Writ dan pernyataan tuntutan akan diserah kepada orang tersebut (defendan)
6. Proses yang seterusnya sangat panjang, semua akan diuruskan loyar. Oleh itu, x nak elaborate panjang panjang kat sini.

Secara alternatif, sekiranya kamu ada beli insurance, pihak insurance ada panel loyar yang akan samankan orang yang melanggar kamu. Insurance akan bayar ganti rugi kepada kamu dulu, dan seterusnya menyaman orang tersebut.
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1. can a boy who is age 13 years old be charged for rape under section 376 of the Penal Code for raping a girl of the same age in Malaysia?

2. Assuming the boy able to erect and tried to penetrate but unable to penetrate into the vagina of the girl, can he still be charged for rape?

3. Besides conducting physical examination against the victim, is there a law requirement for the medical officer to examine or conduct a physical / mental examination against the boy to ascertain whether he is capable of having sexual intercourse with the girl given his age condition? Is it fatal if the medical officer did not conduct a body/physical check for the boy?
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Is it always necessary to make a police report if you intend to file a civil lawsuit for defamation?

How do you draw a line between an opinion and something that is defamatory?
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QUOTE(airtawarian @ Mar 23 2017, 12:46 AM)
1. can a boy who is age 13 years old be charged for rape under section 376 of the Penal Code for raping a girl of the same age in Malaysia?

2. Assuming the boy able to erect and tried to penetrate but unable to penetrate into the vagina of the girl, can he still be charged for rape?

3. Besides conducting physical examination against the victim, is there a law requirement  for the medical officer to examine or conduct a physical / mental examination against the boy to ascertain whether he is capable of having sexual intercourse with the girl given his age condition? Is it fatal if the medical officer did not conduct a body/physical check for the boy?
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1. Yes. the 13 yrs old boy can be charged for rape. But if the boy is below 10 yrs old, then the boy cannot be charged for any offences. Since you brought up the girl's age in your question, as long as the girl is below 16, consent or not, still considered rape.

2. As long as no penetration, no rape. Can be charged under other offences though.

3. There is no law requirement for medical officer to examine on the boy to ascertain whether he is capable of having sexual intercourse. However. assuming the boy is using that as a defence (that he is not capable of doing so), then he must prove it.

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Hi, thank you for doing this. My father is trying to help his sister (my aunt) to make a will for her 3 children (1 son and 2 daughters). She and her husband share a house equally and also another shop-lot property in equal proportions. They want to bequeath the house entirely to the son and the other property split equally between the three.

I'm trying to help my dad to write 2 separate wills, one for my aunt and her husband. Since they only own 50% share of each property, must I state in their individual wills that they only have 50% of each property, and want to bequeath that 50% to their 3 children to the proportions I have stated above?

Also, if I add a Residuary clause in their will, can I put their 3 children as beneficiaries in equal proportions under this clause?
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What action should i take if an official letter that is addressed to me but halfway in the document it states another person's name in place of mine? Can I sue or lodge a report against the person who signed the letter?
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QUOTE(VanillaScoop @ Mar 23 2017, 10:14 PM)
Hi, thank you for doing this. My father is trying to help his sister (my aunt) to make a will for her 3 children (1 son and 2 daughters). She and her husband share a house equally and also another shop-lot property in equal proportions. They want to bequeath the house entirely to the son and the other property split equally between the three.

I'm trying to help my dad to write 2 separate wills, one for my aunt and her husband. Since they only own 50% share of each property, must I state in their individual wills that they only have 50% of each property, and want to bequeath that 50% to their 3 children to the proportions I have stated above?

Also, if I add a Residuary clause in their will, can I put their 3 children as beneficiaries in equal proportions under this clause?
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In my opinion, since both of your aunt and uncle intended to bequeath the house entirely to the son, you don’t need to state in their individual wills that each of them only have 50%. You just need to state “All of my shares in the <house> “ in each of the individual will to the son.

As for the residuary clause , you could put the 3 children names and their intended portions.


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QUOTE(Blofeld @ Mar 23 2017, 08:20 AM)
Is it always necessary to make a police report if you intend to file a civil lawsuit for defamation?

How do you draw a line between an opinion and something that is defamatory?
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Q1> Is it always necessary to make a police report if you intend to file a civil lawsuit for defamation?

NOPE. Not necessary for a CIVIL lawsuit.


Q2> How do you draw a line between an opinion and something that is defamatory?

Long story short:

An opinion is general statement expressing one's view.

Nevertheless, an opinion can be a defamatory statement, if the statement portray a bad impression of a person referred to in the public.
Example: statement made, "i think superman is dishonest", and this statement is published or circulated in the public. This tends to portray a bad image of superman, so it may be a defamatory statement.

There are always defences available such as justification and fair comment but it will all depends on the situation.

Cheers thumbsup.gif



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Is it legal for lawyers in msia to act on contingency basis, ie "pay nothing if lost, but pay me half of award if win"?
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i think admin should open new forum for this, then 1 question 1 thread. easier for all.
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QUOTE(HeianAlien @ Mar 23 2017, 10:58 PM)
What action should i take if an official letter that is addressed to me but halfway in the document it states another person's name in place of mine? Can I sue or lodge a report against the person who signed the letter?
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The question is too vague.

However, without reviewing the entire case, the short answer to your question is

1. it seems too remote to sue the author of the letter

2. lodging a police report is futile unless there exist some criminal element in your allegation with adequate evidence.

This post has been edited by Abam_Beruang: Mar 27 2017, 11:41 AM
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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Mar 22 2017, 03:53 PM)
Hello! You guys can ask me anything about law related issues. I'll try my best to answer your questions.  laugh.gif

Question in Bahasa Malaysia or English also no problemo!

Dont forget to bookmark this page tongue.gif

Any discussions available here on this thread are for informational purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice. You should engage a lawyer to obtain advice with respect to any particular issue or problem.
boss ada satu pertanyaan. apa tindakan yang boleh diambil jika seseorang meminjam wang dan tidak mahu memulangkan semula keseluruhan jumlah.

contoh, pinjam rm50k tetapi bayar hanya rm10k dalam jumlah yg kecil dan selepas beberapa tahun terus diam dan tidak bayar langsung.

rekod pinjaman hanyalah cek yang dibuka dan tiada sebarang perjanjian tandatangani.

terima kasih.
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here's the situation. i hold (relatively) purely no interest of whether these cases may realize or not.

my mom got a 9 acres of land, i family consists of 1 oldest brother, 4 sister below him, and me, the youngest son ( 6 siblings altogether ).

in the event that both our parents are no more, how would the inheritance be handled, assuming no will is made beforehand? which rulings and laws do we follow? who will get how much?

again, its just empty plot of forest lands. i hold no interest over it aside curiosity.
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QUOTE(Clan204 @ Mar 27 2017, 02:12 PM)
boss ada satu pertanyaan. apa tindakan yang boleh diambil jika seseorang meminjam wang dan tidak mahu memulangkan semula keseluruhan jumlah.

contoh, pinjam rm50k tetapi bayar hanya rm10k dalam jumlah yg kecil dan selepas beberapa tahun terus diam dan tidak bayar langsung.

rekod pinjaman hanyalah cek yang dibuka dan tiada sebarang perjanjian tandatangani.

terima kasih.
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Tindakan yang boleh diambil:

1. Buat laporan polis
- terpulang kepada keadaan kes, sekiranya mempunyai apa-apa elemen penipuan ataupun pecah amanah, polis boleh buka fail dan menyiasat kes.
- kemungkinan besar juga polis tidak akan ambil apa-apa tindakan kerana mereka berpendapat kes ini adalah kes sivil biasa dimana tuntutan boleh dibuat di mahkamah sivil.
- Namun demikian laporan polis boleh dibuat untuk simpanan rekod sendiri dan sebagai bukti apabila kamu buat tuntutan sivil seterusnya.

2. Buat tuntutan sivil
- langkah pertama, dapatkan peguam
- secara umumnya, peguam akan isu surat tuntutan aka LOD
- sekiranya tiada apa-apa jawapan/bayaran, peguam boleh failkan tuntutan di mahkamah
- Prosedurnya di mahkamah seterusnya adalah sangat panjang tetapi peguam akan failkan saman dan sebagainya.

Buat masa sekarang, saya akan cadangkan:
1. dapatkan apa-apa bukti sama ada melalui mesej ke rekod percakapan atau apa-apa yang boleh membuktikan bahawa peminjam hutang duit ataupun dia mengaku hutang sebanyak RM___ tertunggak
2. bincang dengan peminjam untuk tandatangan suatu surat pengakuan (sekiranya boleh )
3. simpan "cheque-bud" yang telah ditunaikan oleh peminjam, penting untuk tuntutan sivil

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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Mar 28 2017, 02:33 PM)
Tindakan yang boleh diambil:

1. Buat laporan polis
- terpulang kepada keadaan kes, sekiranya mempunyai apa-apa elemen penipuan ataupun pecah amanah, polis boleh buka fail dan menyiasat kes.
- kemungkinan besar juga polis tidak akan ambil apa-apa tindakan kerana mereka berpendapat kes ini adalah kes sivil biasa dimana tuntutan boleh dibuat di mahkamah sivil.
- Namun demikian laporan polis boleh dibuat untuk simpanan rekod sendiri dan sebagai bukti apabila kamu buat tuntutan sivil seterusnya.

2. Buat tuntutan sivil
- langkah pertama, dapatkan peguam
- secara umumnya, peguam akan isu surat tuntutan aka LOD
- sekiranya tiada apa-apa jawapan/bayaran, peguam boleh failkan tuntutan di mahkamah
- Prosedurnya di mahkamah seterusnya adalah sangat panjang tetapi peguam akan failkan saman dan sebagainya.

Buat masa sekarang, saya akan cadangkan:
1. dapatkan apa-apa bukti sama ada melalui mesej ke rekod percakapan atau apa-apa yang boleh membuktikan bahawa peminjam hutang duit ataupun dia mengaku hutang sebanyak RM___ tertunggak
2. bincang dengan peminjam untuk tandatangan suatu surat pengakuan (sekiranya boleh )
3. simpan "cheque-bud" yang telah ditunaikan oleh peminjam, penting untuk tuntutan sivil
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terima kasih tuan atas nasihat diatas.

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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Mar 22 2017, 04:21 PM)
for the sake of clarification, double jeopardy is a defence that prevents an accused person from being tried again on the SAME CHARGES and on the SAME FACTS after being tried and adjudged. Example, he committed rape of A on 1.1.2017 and found guilty by court. You cannot charge him again for rape of A on 1.1.2017.

Your earlier question was "If he rape again in Malaysia..can he be charge again?", this means he is committing another fresh offence in Malaysia. In this case, he will be charged for this NEW offence. There is no issue of double jeopardy.

In your question, "in Msia if you commit the same offence twice...", you will be charged with TWO offences. No issue of double jeopardy as well.
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Hahaha perhaps he means rape the same person 2 times on 1.1.2017. Perhaps he plans to rape somebody twice on 1.1.2018

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QUOTE(Baconateer @ Mar 22 2017, 04:14 PM)
So only in Msia if you commit the same offence twice... only thn the double jeopardy is applicable?
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double jeopardy is a defence that prevents an accused person from being tried again on the SAME CHARGES and on the SAME FACTS after being tried and adjudged.


speaking of double jeopardy...

Question: how legally Anwar get charged twice after acquitted from the first one, for the SAME case, after the first court session found him not guilty but guilty the second charge?

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As long as no penetration, no rape. Can be charged under other offences though.


how did they prove the sodomy (penetration) took place in Anwar case?

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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Mar 24 2017, 03:21 PM)
Q1> Is it always necessary to make a police report if you intend to file a civil lawsuit for defamation?

NOPE. Not necessary for a CIVIL lawsuit.
Q2> How do you draw a line between an opinion and something that is defamatory?

Long story short:

An opinion is general statement expressing one's view.

Nevertheless, an opinion can be a defamatory statement, if the statement portray a bad impression of a person referred to in the public.
Example: statement made, "i think superman is dishonest", and this statement is published or circulated in the public. This tends to portray a bad image of superman, so it may be a defamatory statement.

There are always defences available such as justification and fair comment but it will all depends on the situation.

Cheers  thumbsup.gif
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LOL at your example,Beruang. You qualified lawyer?

Luckily superman,batman,he-man,spiderman,ultraman (or is autaman?) etc can't sue but their hollywood "owners" might.

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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Mar 28 2017, 02:33 PM)
- Namun demikian laporan polis boleh dibuat untuk simpanan rekod sendiri dan sebagai bukti apabila kamu buat tuntutan sivil seterusnya.

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macamana laporan polis boleh dianggap sebagai bukti?
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I have a legal question. Is it possible to reply to a court notice on your own,without engaging a lawyer? TQ
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QUOTE(luxollidd @ Mar 27 2017, 06:47 PM)
here's the situation. i hold (relatively) purely no interest of whether these cases may realize or not.

my mom got a 9 acres of land, i family consists of 1 oldest brother, 4 sister below him, and me, the youngest son ( 6 siblings altogether ).

in the event that both our parents are no more, how would the inheritance be handled, assuming no will is made beforehand? which rulings and laws do we follow? who will get how much?

again, its just empty plot of forest lands. i hold no interest over it aside curiosity.
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If u are a non-muslim, assuming the grandparents no longer around, i believe that the land will be equally distributed among the 6 children, under Distribution Act. It means each of the children will get 1/6 of the shares.

However if you are a muslim, Distribution act does not apply, but Hukum Faraid will, which falls under Syariah law.
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Saya ada satu soalan.

Pada tahun 2015, semasa memandu kereta, emak saya dilanggar oleh budak sekolah (tiada lesen) dari tepi. Budak sekolah tu nak keluar simpang tapi dia tak nampak kereta emak saya lalu terlajak dan melanggar pintu depan (pintu penumpang depan, belah kiri.) Mak saya terus buat laporan polis di balai polis berdekatan untuk mengelakkan apa apa kejadian yang tak diingini kelak.

Manakala adik saya pula menghantar budak sekolah tu ke klinik dan takde apa apa kecederaan serius pun.

Tapi tahun lepas bulan Oktober ada surat tuntutan dari bapa budak sekolah tersebut yang dihantar melalui syarikat guaman untuk minta tuntutan(mungkin LOD). Jumlah besar tuntutannya adalah bernilai RM500. Emak saya tidak menjawab surat tersebut sebab dia dah tua, biasalah orang kampung.

Lepas tu datang surat untuk naik ke mahkamah berkenaan dengan kes ini.

Soalan saya, apa yang boleh saya lakukan untuk membuktikan yang emak saya tidak bersalah dalam kes ini.

Soalan kedua, adakah saya boleh menyaman kembali bapa budak sekolah tersebut andai kata emak saya terbukti tidak bersalah dalam kes ini.

Sekian, terima kasih.


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speaking of double jeopardy...

Question: how legally Anwar get charged twice after acquitted from the first one, for the SAME case, after the first court session found him not guilty but guilty the second charge?
how did they prove the sodomy (penetration) took place in Anwar case?
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Hmm... DSAI was charged twice for sodomy. If my old memory serves me right *cough*, both charges were under the same section. But it was two separate incidents. Hence there is no double jeopardy issue here. For your information, DSAI was acquitted for the first sodomy case in the Federal Court though. But in the second sodomy case, DSAI was convicted in Federal Court and sentenced to 5 years imprisonment.

For the second sodomy case where DSAI was convicted, the court considered a few issues. Despite the fact that the prosecution witnesses gave evidence that there were no conclusive clinical findings suggestive of penetration to the rectum and no significant defensive wound on the body of the victim, but traces of DNA found (sperm head) inside the victim's anus which matches with the DNA of DSAI. hmm.gif

The prosecution witness further explained that penetration could take place without any injury to the rectum. It could be due to lapse of time prior seeing the docs, or no undue force having been used, or KY Jelly yo.

Macam itu lor whistling.gif

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Hmm... DSAI was charged twice for sodomy. If my old memory serves me right *cough*, both charges were under the same section. But it was two separate incidents. Hence there is no double jeopardy issue here. For your information, DSAI was acquitted for the first sodomy case in the Federal Court though. But in the second sodomy case, DSAI was convicted in Federal Court and sentenced to 5 years imprisonment.
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Can a prosecutor's client ('victim') statement alone used as a proof of 'separate incident' actually occurred without any CCTV footage or whatsoever?

QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Mar 29 2017, 11:50 PM)
For the second sodomy case where DSAI was convicted, the court considered a few issues. Despite the fact that the prosecution witnesses gave evidence that there were no conclusive clinical findings suggestive of penetration to the rectum and no significant defensive wound on the body of the victim, but traces of DNA found (sperm head) inside the victim's anus which matches with the DNA of DSAI.  hmm.gif

The prosecution witness further explained that penetration could take place without any injury to the rectum. It could be due to lapse of time prior seeing the docs, or no undue force having been used, or KY Jelly yo. 

Macam itu lor  whistling.gif
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Does the judge even aware that human's anus discharge stool/fecal daily efficiently that it's impossible to have anything foreign to be retained in the rectum after many flushing of pass motion? let alone after weeks/months for the examination to detect!

Any sperm that remain inside quickly die and their decomposed remains exit during defecation. Google that. Why the ruling can even defy simple common sense and biology without any proof of penetration?


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http://www.malaysiakini.com/news/278957


If you were to be DSAI's defense lawyer, how would you argue differently to win?
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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Mar 29 2017, 11:50 PM)
Hmm... DSAI was charged twice for sodomy. If my old memory serves me right *cough*, both charges were under the same section. But it was two separate incidents. Hence there is no double jeopardy issue here. For your information, DSAI was acquitted for the first sodomy case in the Federal Court though. But in the second sodomy case, DSAI was convicted in Federal Court and sentenced to 5 years imprisonment.

For the second sodomy case where DSAI was convicted, the court considered a few issues. Despite the fact that the prosecution witnesses gave evidence that there were no conclusive clinical findings suggestive of penetration to the rectum and no significant defensive wound on the body of the victim, but traces of DNA found (sperm head) inside the victim's anus which matches with the DNA of DSAI.  hmm.gif

The prosecution witness further explained that penetration could take place without any injury to the rectum. It could be due to lapse of time prior seeing the docs, or no undue force having been used, or KY Jelly yo. 

Macam itu lor  whistling.gif
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QUOTE(lowya @ Mar 28 2017, 06:29 PM)
speaking of double jeopardy...

Question: how legally Anwar get charged twice after acquitted from the first one, for the SAME case, after the first court session found him not guilty but guilty the second charge?
how did they prove the sodomy (penetration) took place in Anwar case?
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DSAI was allegedly conducting "unnatural sex" with Munawar Anees (speechwriter) and Sukma Darmawan Sasmita Atmadja (adopted brother) in 1998.
Both "victims" plead guilty at the first place, then both recanted their confessions later, both claiming that they have been coerced for a confession
DSAI sentenced to 9 year of imprisonment on August 2000 (To be serve consecutively with a 6 years imprisonment due to corruption)

In September 2004, the Federal Court overturned his sodomy conviction.

4 year later, in June 2008, DSAI's aide, Mohammad Saiful, lodged a police report claiming that he had been "forcibly sodomised" by DSAI. (Later change into "homosexual conduct by persuasion"). The first arrest occurs roughly in mid July 2008, where PDRM employ 10 vehicle and two dozen of personnel. DSAI is released later, with bail.

Saiful then swore on the Quran (that he had been fucked by DSAI) in some mosque with the presence of four imams.

Trial began in August 20010, and High court found DSAI not guilty. The prosecution then filed an appeal against DSAI's acquittal. On 7 March 2014, just before Kajang by election, the Court of Appeal overturned the acquittal of DSAI, upholding a government appeal. Later, the court convicted and sentenced DSAI to five years' imprisonment.

On 10 February 2015, the Federal Court re-affirmed the conviction and five-year sentence of DSAI.

DSAI currently incarcerated at Sungai Buloh Prison.





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DSAI was allegedly conducting "unnatural sex" with Munawar Anees (speechwriter) and Sukma Darmawan Sasmita Atmadja (adopted brother) in 1998.
Both "victims" plead guilty at the first place, then both recanted their confessions later, both claiming that they have been coerced for a confession
DSAI sentenced to 9 year of imprisonment on August 2000 (To be serve consecutively with a 6 years imprisonment due to corruption)

this is like a triple jeopardy victim reverse role play or something?

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Saiful then swore on the Quran (that he had been fucked by DSAI) in some mosque with the presence of four imams.
Oh really? I missed out the joke of the century.

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precision timing.

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QUOTE(lowya @ Mar 30 2017, 08:13 AM)
this is like a triple jeopardy victim reverse role play or something?
Oh really? I missed out the joke of the century.
precision timing.
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Saya ada satu soalan.

Pada tahun 2015, semasa memandu kereta, emak saya dilanggar oleh budak sekolah (tiada lesen) dari tepi. Budak sekolah tu nak keluar simpang tapi dia tak nampak kereta emak saya lalu terlajak dan melanggar pintu depan (pintu penumpang depan, belah kiri.) Mak saya terus buat laporan polis di balai polis berdekatan untuk mengelakkan apa apa kejadian yang tak diingini kelak.

Manakala adik saya pula menghantar budak sekolah tu ke klinik dan takde apa apa kecederaan serius pun.

Tapi tahun lepas bulan Oktober ada surat tuntutan dari bapa budak sekolah tersebut yang dihantar melalui syarikat guaman untuk minta tuntutan(mungkin LOD). Jumlah besar tuntutannya adalah bernilai RM500. Emak saya tidak menjawab surat tersebut sebab dia dah tua, biasalah orang kampung.

Lepas tu datang surat untuk naik ke mahkamah berkenaan dengan kes ini.

Soalan saya, apa yang boleh saya lakukan untuk membuktikan yang emak saya tidak bersalah dalam kes ini.

Soalan kedua, adakah saya boleh menyaman kembali bapa budak sekolah tersebut andai kata emak saya terbukti tidak bersalah dalam kes ini.

Sekian, terima kasih.
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Soalan pertama:
Sekiranya tuntutan adalah RM500 sahaja (sila semak document mahkamah), adalah amat pelik kerana mengikut kaedah-kaedah mahkamah, segala tuntutan tidak melebihi RM5ribu TIDAK boleh dikendalikan oleh peguamcara.

Walaubagaimanapun, untuk membuktikan emak kamu tidak bersalah, ini bergantung kepada laporan polis yang telah dibuat. Adakah pihak polis menyiasat laporan polis emak kamu? Boleh minta semak dengan pihak polis.

Selain daripada itu, adakah emak kamu mengambil apa-apa gambar berkenaan dengan accident tersebut? Siapa lagi yang berada dalam kereta ketika accident berlaku? Semua bukti-bukti ini adalah relevant dalam kes kamu.

Sekiranya diperlukan, kamu dinasihatkan untuk mendapatkan nasihat peguam. Duka cita, saya tidak dapat menasihatkan selanjutnya tanpa melihat dokumen ataupun Surat mahkamah tersebut yang disebut oleh kamu.


Soalan kedua:

Tidak perlu menunggu sehingga emak kamu dibukti tidak bersalah. Kamu boleh menyaman terus untuk kerugian yang dialami (seperti kos membaiki kereta...etc).

Dalam semua kes sivil, sesiapa yang menuntut hendaklah membuktikan bahawa kerugian adalah disebabkan oleh tindakan defendan. Oleh itu, sekiranya kamu ingin menuntut kerugian, kamu hendaklah mengemukalan bukti-bukti yang secukupnya.

Dalam kes ini, tuntutan hendaklah dituju kepada PENJAGA budak sekolah tersebut (sekiranya dia masih dibawah umur sekarang). Bukan kepada Bapa dia.
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ts,

(1) average it take how long high court summon to be issued (or granted whatever) after plaintiff lawyer filed for civil case?

(2) plaintiff lawyer must tried 3 times to send the summon to defendant only if that failed then can apply for substitute notification on press?

(3) can defendant direct go to plaintiff's lawyer firm to self collect the summon letter without giving out defendant address (for not to be disturbed by plaintiff)? then afterwards engage lawyer to response/reply, put the lawyer firm address as communication address in court filing.

(4) how plaintiff lawyer send summon to defendant reside in singapore (still malaysian ic)? is that go through by singapore court to the person?

(5) if there are 2 defendants, 1 in malaysia, 1 in sg, can they jointly engage 1 malaysia lawyer to response? the sg one need to sign appointment letter (or whatever doc) then done? after that, ALL correspondence / communication go through that lawyer/ lawyer firm address only?

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Need /k advice

I'm going to rent new house soon
But the agent told me on top of deposit fee, i need to pay RM350 for stamp duty cost

When i'm googling around, the actual cost for stamp duty is just RM39 for 1 year tenureship and each copy agreement cost RM10 setem from LHDN

In my calculations it supposed to be:

Stamp Duty: RM39
LHDN: RM10x2 agreement
Total: RM59

If she ask for RM100 i'm ok with it but it's RM350

Did the agent is a liar or i'm wrong in my calculations?

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Assuming the stamp duty is actually only RM59 , can the real estate agent charge RM291 (350-59) for her fees? apart from the 1 month's rental she has already charge to the landlord?

A forummer said that it's for the real estate agent preparing the tenancy agreement.

Would that be illegally charging "lawyer's fees" by a non-lawyer?

if yes, what can the tenant do?
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Assuming the stamp duty is actually only RM59 , can the real estate agent charge RM291 (350-59) for her fees? apart from the 1 month's rental she has already charge to the landlord?

A forummer said that it's for the real estate agent preparing the tenancy agreement.

Would that be illegally charging "lawyer's fees" by a non-lawyer?

if yes, what can the tenant do?
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Ya lar d agent wants to charge for d time and effort as well...think they can do it online as well. Anyway d agency usually have a guildeline on how much to charge for preparation of tenancy agreement..preparing means printing out d template only with details ..

D amount can be negotiated if u r unhappy with it but most agents wl say standard charge by agency!

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Ya lar d agent wants to charge for d time and effort as well...think they can do it online as well. Anyway d agency usually have a guildeline on how much to charge for preparation of tenancy agreement..preparing means printing out d template only with details ..

D amount can be negotiated if u r unhappy with it but most agents wl say standard charge by agency!
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Not asking if real estate agent will or will not charge.

Asking if it's legal for real estate agent to charge.
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QUOTE(EdBaaBaa @ Mar 30 2017, 12:41 PM)
Assuming the stamp duty is actually only RM59 , can the real estate agent charge RM291 (350-59) for her fees? apart from the 1 month's rental she has already charge to the landlord?

A forummer said that it's for the real estate agent preparing the tenancy agreement.

Would that be illegally charging "lawyer's fees" by a non-lawyer?

if yes, what can the tenant do?
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The fees charged for preparing the tenancy agreement itself is not really a "lawyer-fees" per se. more like a service fee to prepare the agreement. Hence i dont think it is illegal though. smile.gif

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Can a prosecutor's client ('victim') statement alone used as a proof of 'separate incident' actually occurred without any CCTV footage or whatsoever?
Does the judge even aware that human's anus discharge stool/fecal daily efficiently that it's impossible to have anything foreign to be retained in the rectum after many flushing of pass motion? let alone after weeks/months for the examination to detect!

Any sperm that remain inside quickly die and their decomposed remains exit during defecation. Google that. Why the ruling can even defy simple common sense and biology without any proof of penetration?

If you were to be DSAI's defense lawyer, how would you argue differently to win?
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1. Victim's evidence can stand alone. But the question is, how much weight can be attached to it. Normally, in sexual cases, court will look for corroboration evidence. It could be anything, medical report, DNA report, CCTV, other witnesses etc.

2. The court considered those factors. But in DSAI case, since the sperm DNA can be extracted and analyzed, means the DNA quality is ok. When there are conflicting expert views, court will consider the grounds and they can choose one over another.

3. Wow that escalated quickly. I am just an old folk who hangs around in kopitiam sembang sembang kosong only. Where got so terrer wor whistling.gif
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Not asking if real estate agent will or will not charge.

Asking if it's legal for real estate agent to charge.
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Thot its quite clear its nothing illegal ie it is legal


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LOL at your example,Beruang. You qualified lawyer?

Luckily superman,batman,he-man,spiderman,ultraman (or is autaman?) etc can't sue but their hollywood "owners" might.
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Old pipul like me sembang-sembang kosong in kopitiam where got qualifications. blink.gif

A nice kopi-O with roti bakar good enough ad. biggrin.gif
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Old pipul like me sembang-sembang kosong in kopitiam where got qualifications.  blink.gif

A nice kopi-O with roti bakar good enough ad.  biggrin.gif
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Eh counsellor bro,I trust your lawyerly (there's no such word I'm sure but it sounds lawyerly in style) advice lar. At least you're concerned for your unfortunate brethren unlike some who won't say anything until they can make you pay.

BTW,counsellor bro,I'm still waiting for your answers b4 I decide on the next step. TQVM for whatever it's worth.

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If a husband becomes bankrupt , will his debt also affects his wife's assets considering the wife has assets in her name only?
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General answer is no, husband bankrupt nothing to do with the wife.

BUT tongue.gif

If the husband fraudulently transfer assets to the wife before bankruptcy in order to avoid the creditors (2 years before the bankruptcy), then the transfer is void against the director general insolvency. Meaning, the assets which is now under wife's name, the insolvency ppl can seize it for sale to satisfy the debt.
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ts,

(1) average it take how long high court summon to be issued (or granted whatever) after plaintiff lawyer filed for civil case?

(2) plaintiff lawyer must tried 3 times to send the summon to defendant only if that failed then can apply for substitute notification on press?

(3) can defendant direct go to plaintiff's lawyer firm to self collect the summon letter without giving out defendant address (for not to be disturbed by plaintiff)? then afterwards engage lawyer to response/reply, put the lawyer firm address as communication address in court filing.

(4) how plaintiff lawyer send summon to defendant reside in singapore (still malaysian ic)? is that go through by singapore court to the person?

(5) if there are 2 defendants, 1 in malaysia, 1 in sg, can they jointly engage 1 malaysia lawyer to response? the sg one need to sign appointment letter (or whatever doc) then done? after that, ALL correspondence / communication go through that lawyer/ lawyer firm address only?
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(1) to be issued (sealed) by the court, 2-3 days will do, now court very canggih, got e-filling system.

(2) 2 attempts for personal service must be made before an application for substituted service will be allowed by the court - as per practice direction issued.

(3) usually is done another way round, defendant engage lawyer, defendant lawyer tell plaintiff lawyer that the firm is acting for the defendant. Once the plaintiff is notified that the defendant has appointed a lawyer, they will serve all cause paper to the defendant lawyer directly, wont send to defendant anymore.

(4) generally speaking, it is not necessary for the plaintiff lawyer to send to the defendant which is residing in Singapore. They only need to serve on last known address or the address as per any contract signed between them. In the event they really have to serve it in singapore, they will need to make separate application to serve it to singapore. In that case, plaintiff lawyer will send a "Notice of Writ". It will be sent according to the rules of Singapore. Not too sure what is the rule for service of document in Singapore... hmm.gif

(5) Yes they can appoint one lawyer. Yes, sign the document called "retainer letter/agreement" then done. Yes, all correspondence go through lawyer.


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(1) to be issued (sealed) by the court, 2-3 days will do, now court very canggih, got e-filling system.

(2) 2 attempts for personal service must be made before an application for substituted service will be allowed by the court - as per practice direction issued.

(3) usually is done another way round, defendant engage lawyer, defendant lawyer tell plaintiff lawyer that the firm is acting for the defendant. Once the plaintiff is notified that the defendant has appointed a lawyer, they will serve all cause paper to the defendant lawyer directly, wont send to defendant anymore.

(4) generally speaking, it is not necessary for the plaintiff lawyer to send to the defendant which is residing in Singapore. They only need to serve on last known address or the address as per any contract signed between them. In the event they really have to serve it in singapore, they will need to make separate application to serve it to singapore. In that case, plaintiff lawyer will send a "Notice of Writ". It will be sent according to the rules of Singapore. Not too sure what is the rule for service of document in Singapore...  hmm.gif

(5) Yes they can appoint one lawyer. Yes, sign the document called "retainer letter/agreement" then done. Yes, all correspondence go through lawyer.
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regarding:

(1)
i mean if one appoint a lawyer go file for a civil case, the court now would 'approve' it within 2-3 days so fast? e.g 10/1/2017 lawyer go file case, by 13 or 14/1/2017 the court already can issue such summon?

(3):
but if no receive LOD/ no summon yet, how to engage lawyer? engage for what? only got receiving such doc then only need to reply within 14 days, right?


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Hi Abam_Beruang,

how can giving donation tax deductible?

is receiving donation tax free?

is it possible A donate to B, and then B donate back to A, such that both parties enjoy tax benefit?
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Hi Abam_Beruang,

how can giving donation tax deductible?

is receiving donation tax free?

is it possible A donate to B, and then B donate back to A, such that both parties enjoy tax benefit?
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As far as i could remember, you could put it as your tax relief. But only certain donations to certain parties are recognized.

So it is highly unlikely if not impossible for it to happen. lol
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Question: How come the payment machine in court can't disburse small change while the automated machine for parking can?
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Mindblown

but Abam Beruang got plenty of other issues to reply. sweat.gif

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Hi abam beruang.

A fren of mine divorced her husband who is still in jail, n currently having the custody of her young child.

She is worried about her husband trying to get the child's custody after he's released.

Any advise u can giv on how she can increase her chance of winning in case her ex husband decide to take this issue to court in the future?

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Hi abam beruang.

A fren of mine divorced her husband who is still in jail, n currently having the custody of her young child.

She is worried about her husband trying to get the child's custody after he's released.

Any advise u can giv on how she can increase her chance of winning in case her ex husband decide to take this issue to court in the future?
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Since the court given your friend the custody of her child, she should not worry about her ex husband so much. Not unless her ex husband come forward ask the court for custody of their children.

The law also presumes that their children under the age of 7 to be with his/her mother.

The law also states that the court's paramount consideration should be the wishes of the parents and wishes of the children (Above age of 7). So if the parents are contesting the custodial of the child, the court will consider the children's wishes as well.

The Court will also consider other factors such as earnings of the parents, living environment and other factors that affect the child well being. Given that your friend's ex husband is in jail, that will be factor which the court will consider and tilt towards your friend's side.

In short the court will consider the wishes of parents, children and other factors (If not so straightforward case). cool2.gif
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i want to know why criminals jail time are to run concurrently?

each of his crime adds a scar to their victims, and yet he get all punishment run in 1 go.

for example, he get 5 years for this, and another 5 years for that. total 10, but he just need to be jailed for 5 years in reality.

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1) How do I file for restraining order in Malaysia.
Usually what kind of 'restrain' is applicable?

2) How much does it generally cost to engage lawyer to pursue defamation case? Lets say my business defamed by particular individual in social media
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Abam_Beruang firstly how and why a court's decision could overturn another court's decision in the same country? secondly, what about international court decision over our own one?

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Company haven't pay salary for 3 months. Reported to labour department also no action from them. . Company only pay 1 or 2 month but then repeat not to pay again up to 3 months. EPF also pending more than 3 months. Report to EPF also no concrete punishment to the company. What else can be done?
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leh sue sebab faceprob tak?
cam cthnye Si A jalan-jalan, pastu tetibe Si B men lalu je ngan faceprob. Si A de duit. camne nak sue Si B?
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of kos u can sue him/her. But the court will strike out ur case and throw the file onto ur not so beutiful face for wasting court time. at the same time court will slap u with cost to be paid to defendant, B.
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QUOTE(EternalC @ Apr 5 2017, 11:10 AM)
i want to know why criminals jail time are to run concurrently?

each of his crime adds a scar to their victims, and yet he get all punishment run in 1 go.

for example, he get 5 years for this, and another 5 years for that. total 10, but he just need to be jailed for 5 years in reality.

apa logic
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Court has the discretion in deciding whether the jail terms to run concurrently or consecutively.

Normally they will consider a few factors to guide them, whether it is a one transaction, whether such offences are distinct offences, and to look at the sentencing in totality (whether it is excessive).

If John was convicted for 2 drug offences, one packet of drugs found inside his pocket, and another one inside his car on the same day. Normally in such circumstances, it will run concurrently.

If John robbed a lady and subsequently raped her, it is a two separate offence though it was committed in a single transaction, then it is likely that it will run consecutively.

Anyway those are guiding factors only.


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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Apr 6 2017, 12:38 PM)
Court has the discretion in deciding whether the jail terms to run concurrently or consecutively.

Normally they will consider a few factors to guide them, whether it is a one transaction, whether such offences are distinct offences, and to look at the sentencing in totality (whether it is excessive).

If John was convicted for 2 drug offences, one packet of drugs found inside his pocket, and another one inside his car on the same day. Normally in such circumstances, it will run concurrently.

If John robbed a lady and subsequently raped her, it is a two separate offence though it was committed in a single transaction, then it is likely that it will run consecutively.

Anyway those are guiding factors only.
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but i see many cases of rape, dif date dif place dif time, all add up would exceed 100 years, but was given to run concurrently. damage done to victim adds up one by one, while rapist gets to go through it all one time only
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QUOTE(EternalC @ Apr 6 2017, 12:41 PM)
but i see many cases of rape, dif date dif place dif time, all add up would exceed 100 years, but was given to run concurrently. damage done to victim adds up one by one, while rapist gets to go through it all one time only
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like i said earlier, guiding factors only.

In the end, the court has the discretion in deciding whether to run concurrently or consecutively. Besides, not all cases have the same set of facts. nod.gif

Example - concurrently

Example - consecutively
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Abam_Beruang firstly how and why a court's decision could overturn another court's decision in the same country? secondly, what about international court decision over our own one?
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How and why a court's decision can be overturned by another court's decision in the same country?

This is a huge topic in law, which we call the principle of "judicial precedent". In short, judicial precedent means that a previous decision by the court on the same issue should be followed by a subsequent court. To be more specific, it is the principle or reasoning in the case should be followed by the subsequent court, not the decision itself.

You would also need to understand the court structure in Malaysia. Basically the court structure is as follows:

FEDERAL COURT (Highest authority)
COURT OF APPEAL
HIGH COURT
SESSIONS COURT
MAGISTRATES COURT

Cases will start either at Magistrate Court, Sessions Court, OR High Court depending on the nature of the case and the quantum involved. Each case can appeal 2 times. For example, if case start at sessions court, can appeal one time to High Court and last appeal from High Court to Court of Appeal, that's the end of the matter.

So how can a decision be overturned? Higher court can always reverse the lower court's decision on grounds that there is error in the decision/reasoning. Take an example, if in Sessions Court A win the case against B, when B appeal to High Court, High Court can reverse or the Sessions Court decision if the High Court find that the decision of the Sessions Court was erroneous. This is what we call "reverse" of decision.

A decision can also be "overruled". For example in the ABC case, the High Court held that A should win because of XXX principle. If a later case (different case) goes up to Federal Court, Federal Court feel that the XXX principle is wrong, they can overrule the case to held that the XXX principle was wrong.

The subsequent court can also "distinguish" a case and not following the principle of a previous case. Example, in ABC case the High Court used the XXX principle. Subsequently, in DEF case (a different case), the High Court can distinguish and not apply XXX principle because the facts of ABC case is different from DEF case and the XXX principle is not applicable. That is "distinguishing" the case.


What about international court decision over our own one?

In this context, overseas court decision, especially from UK and other commonwealth countries, there are not binding on Malaysia court. They are merely "persuasive".

If you are referring to conflict of law, that's another whole different topic. icon_idea.gif


*Note: This does not apply to international dispute such as territorial disputes between countries, in those cases, international court of justice will determine based on international law.


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thank you Abam_Beruang, this is one of the most constructive and helpful thread here in forum, wish other professionals would follow Abam_Beruang for other topic of interest too.
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My friend just finished her chambering and was offered a job at RM3.5k a month.

Is that being underpaid?
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My friend just finished her chambering and was offered a job at RM3.5k a month.

Is that being underpaid?
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Hi abam beruang

I wanna ask about company p&c n whistleblowing

I came across some unethical biz method of my company
My contract mentioned I can't reveal the company info
Can I viral what I know to social media?


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Beruang,

Is RM50,000.00 reasonable as fees just to do an appeal at the after a full trial at the high court? The matter involves goods sold and delivered and I am thinking that the high court judge screwed up when he decided that my delivery orders although had signatures accepting delivery but because there was no company chop, the defendant was not liable.

Thanks in advance.
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QUOTE(kabuto12 @ Apr 5 2017, 08:30 PM)
Company haven't pay salary for 3 months. Reported to labour department also no action from them. . Company only pay 1 or 2 month but then repeat not to pay again up to 3 months. EPF also pending more than 3 months. Report to EPF also no concrete punishment to the company. What else can be done?
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What else can be done? Bring an action against your employer via labour court. Bear in mind that unless your employer dismiss you (unfair dismissal or constructive dismissal) your action should lies in labour court and not Industrial Relation court. Labour court is very informal, you are entitled to bring an action without the involvement of counsel.

In my very own opinion, if your colleagues are receiving the same treatment as you, you can bring a class action on behalf of the employee against the company through a civil action (not so sure about this, ask a lawyer who specialise in labour law), if you are treated differently from the rest, you can complain that you are discriminated in anyway in the labour court. Still you must think about your employer perspective, as they might be facing financial difficulties during such financial turmoil, the court will take that into consideration and the fact that your employer did pay your wages or salary and they did not purposely withhold your salary or wages in bad faith.
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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Apr 18 2017, 01:24 AM)
What else can be done? Bring an action against your employer via labour court. Bear in mind that unless your employer dismiss you (unfair dismissal or constructive dismissal) your action should lies in labour court and not Industrial Relation court. Labour court is very informal, you are entitled to bring an action without the involvement of counsel.

In my very own opinion, if your colleagues are receiving the same treatment as you, you can bring a class action on behalf of the employee against the company through a civil action (not so sure about this, ask a lawyer who specialise in labour law), if you are treated differently from the rest, you can complain that you are discriminated in anyway in the labour court. Still you must think about your employer perspective, as they might be facing financial difficulties during such financial turmoil, the court will take that into consideration and the fact that your employer did pay your wages or salary and they did not purposely withhold your salary or wages in bad faith.
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Thanks for the reply. Actually it happen to all the staff. Yes, it seem the company facing financial diffulties but who know what he do with the money right? He can kaw team with the accountant to make the company having financial problems. Problem is how come the chairman can affort to send his children to study oversea? How come they managed to have vacation at Europe while not paying our salaries?

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QUOTE(RobA4 @ Apr 14 2017, 12:45 PM)
Beruang,

Is RM50,000.00 reasonable as fees just to do an appeal at the after a full trial at the high court? The matter involves goods sold and delivered and I am thinking that the high court judge screwed up when he decided that my delivery orders although had signatures accepting delivery but because there was no company chop, the defendant was not liable.

Thanks in advance.
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Hi, I supposed you mean an appeal at the court of appeal AFTER a full trial in High Court? If it is an appeal against the High Court decision, it will be regarded as a Court of Appeal matter.

The fees for appeal in Court of Appeal will always be higher than an appeal in High Court.

Regardless, there is no "fixed" legal fees for an appeal. Usually the legal fees would depend on several factors:
1. complexity of the case (the more complex, the higher the fees as more work is required)
2. subject matter/value of the case
3. counsel you engaged (depends on the experience of the counsel, the more senior, the higher the fees, the more femes lawyer will obviously charge higher fees)

So in your case, it will be hard for Abam Beruang to comment whether is reasonable or not. icon_idea.gif
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QUOTE(Lyu @ Apr 14 2017, 12:11 PM)
Hi abam beruang

I wanna ask about company p&c n whistleblowing

I came across some unethical biz method of my company
My contract mentioned I can't reveal the company info
Can I viral what I know to social media?
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Usually a decent contract of employment would have confidentiality clause which prohibits the disclosure of the company's specific information such as trade secret without proper authorization. So in that case, the answer is NO, you should not disclose.

HOWEVER devil.gif

If you disclose it and make it viral AND nobody can catch u and prove that it is coming from u, then.... whistling.gif whistling.gif

This is similar to the situation of beating red lights without getting caught by traffic police, not getting caught doesnt mean it is right to do it. laugh.gif

Disclaimer: Abam Beruang is not inciting you to commit any offence

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I suspect my neighbor is hacking a load bearing concrete wall in our condo. Not just hacking surface but all the way through exposing the steel reinforcement inside. I need to know what laws he has broken and the punishment before I report to the authorities. Thanks
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Hi Lawyer,

WTA.
i see some company appointment letter write that if you resign from this company, you cannot be practising the same work at the competitor company. (Lets say you are a specialist engineer, like fire engineering consultant.)

I am wondering is this kind of appointment letter reasonable? and if you didnt comply, what can they do? Sue u / fine u, etc.?

2nd question.
if the appointment letter also mentioned that you shall not lobby job / work with the company's client / customer.. and if u didnt comply, what can happen?

Thanks.

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when telco advertised unlimited and mislead public into thinking unlimited quota, whereas only giving unlimited speed but limited quota, what law have they broken?
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Hi Abam_Beruang, wanted to ask you if my dad has a massive amount of credit card debt which is unpaid. Would the debts be eventually transferred to me in the future? If he is no longer in this world.
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Hi, if we pay for the parking and something happened to our car, like damaged or item got stolen, but the Parking Stated they wont responsible for any damage or losses, can we still sue the parking operator under consumer protection act ?
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Hi Abam_Beruang, wanted to ask you if my dad has a massive amount of credit card debt which is unpaid. Would the debts be eventually transferred to me in the future? If he is no longer in this world.
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Hmm...Credit card bills are unsecured loan. When your father passed away, the creditor (here, bank who provides the credit card facility) can choose to:

1. Sue your dad's estate for the outstanding sum - this happens when the estate still has left over to distribute to the beneficiaries after paying funeral fees, govt tax...etc

2. Write off the bill - this happens when there is nothing left to be claimed from your father's estate

Short answer, no, the bank won't sue u for your father's credit card debt if he passed away.
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Hi, if we pay for the parking and something happened to our car, like damaged or item got stolen, but the Parking Stated they wont responsible for any damage or losses, can we still sue the parking operator under consumer protection act ?
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The standard "park at your own risk" disclaimer generally doesnt absolve the management/operator from any liability/responsibility due to the amendment to the consumer protection act which now recognizes unfair terms.

When such matters are brought to court or tribunal, they will consider all the relevant circumstances to decide whether such disclaimer is fair. It is important to note that, the burden is on the management/operator to prove that such term of a contract that excludes or restricts liability, or excludes rights, duties and liabilities, it is not without adequate justification.

In the event the court or tribunal come the conclusion that a contract or a term of a contract is either procedurally or substantively unfair or both, the court or the tribunal may declare the contract or the term of the contract as unenforceable or void.

Having said that, in reality, more often than not, these parking managements/operators generally have insured themselves. So in any unfortunate events, management/operators will normally just refer the matter to their respective insurance companies.
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Hi, thanks for creating this thread,

I have chargeback dispute whereby I'm the Marchant. We encountered a scammer who made a false dispute to his credit card bank (issuer bank) that he never received items from us. The marketplace (acquiring bank) and issuer bank refused to corporate because as a merchant, we don't have the full details of the scammer. The marketplace (where merchant sells good) refused to give details to us. In the contract between us and the marketplace, the marketplace has the rights to hold the disputed amount. Meaning before the credit card bank charged the markeplace, the marketplace has already taken the fund from us. There is no proper black and white even email. Is this even right ?
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for small matter, is it worth hiring a lawyer? who bears the cost if go to court or out of court settlement that favors u?
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QUOTE(Lyu @ Apr 14 2017, 12:11 PM)
Hi abam beruang

I wanna ask about company p&c n whistleblowing

I came across some unethical biz method of my company
My contract mentioned I can't reveal the company info
Can I viral what I know to social media?
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FYI, whistle-blowing act only cover those that report to the authority laugh.gif


QUOTE(lowya @ Apr 24 2017, 02:45 PM)
when telco advertised unlimited and mislead public into thinking unlimited quota, whereas only giving unlimited speed but limited quota, what law have they broken?
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I would say that you misread the small lettered Terms and Conditions rolleyes.gif
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Hi,
i wanna ask again, when we buy electronics , theres a warranty void if remove sticker right?

lets say if we want to upgrade the ram of our laptop and we tear the warranty void sticker , after few month then the laptop failed, is it legal for manufacturer to void our warranty based on the sticker?

If in US they have a Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act, does we have a similar act to protect consumers ?
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when telco advertised unlimited and mislead public into thinking unlimited quota, whereas only giving unlimited speed but limited quota, what law have they broken?
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I honestly believe that big corps like these telcos normally have a long list of disclaimers to protect their interests. Normally on their advertisements, they will have fine prints or standard "terms and conditions" mumbo jumbo. sweat.gif

Assuming they really mislead the public on their advertisements, it may be an offence under Section 18 Trade Description Act 2011 which provides that “No person shall make any false or misleading statement in any advertisement in relation to any goods or services”.
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Hi One of my close close close family member was bankrupt .long story but it wasn't his fault. So the question is.. he is now 56 years old and we are all concerning about his epf.. not sure how to withdraw later when times come . We are worried if withdraw regularly will causes the money confiscated by the insolvency..


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QUOTE(heyamazingpeople @ Apr 20 2017, 09:34 PM)
Hi Lawyer,

WTA.
i see some company appointment letter write that if you resign from this company, you cannot be practising the same work at the competitor company. (Lets say you are a specialist engineer, like fire engineering consultant.)

I am wondering is this kind of appointment letter reasonable? and if you didnt comply, what can they do? Sue u / fine u, etc.?

2nd question.
if the appointment letter also mentioned that you shall not lobby job / work with the company's client / customer.. and if u didnt comply, what can happen?

Thanks.
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Hmm i believe you are talking about those typical non-compete / restraint of trade clauses in employment agreement that prevent ppl from joining competitor company or stopping ppl from involving in the same trade after resign.

The answer is no. Generally those clauses are not enforceable in Malaysia due to s28 of Contracts Act 1950 which says every agreement by which anyone is restrained from exercising a lawful profession, trade, or business of any kind, is to that extent void. rclxms.gif


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Hi. Just wanted to ask a very general question.

Is there any way to summon someone that doesn't pay your debt.

Thanks!
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Hi. Just wanted to ask a very general question.

Is there any way to summon someone that doesn't pay your debt.

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Summon? Do you mean suing that person in court? You can always file a suit against a person who doesn't pay your debt. Of course it will depends on the court to determine whether you have a claim or not, evidentially speaking.

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QUOTE(enviro @ Apr 20 2017, 05:07 AM)
I suspect my neighbor is hacking a load bearing concrete wall in our condo. Not just hacking surface but all the way through exposing the steel reinforcement inside. I need to know what laws he has broken and the punishment before I report to the authorities. Thanks
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i think u can as the Majlis Perbandaraan to check, be it composite or rc structure, hacking a load bearing wall in a high rise condo is very dangerous,


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i think u can as the Majlis Perbandaraan to check, be it composite or rc structure, hacking a load bearing wall in a high rise condo is very dangerous,
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Can also complain to the Strata Tribunal Board
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QUOTE(enviro @ Apr 20 2017, 05:07 AM)
I suspect my neighbor is hacking a load bearing concrete wall in our condo. Not just hacking surface but all the way through exposing the steel reinforcement inside. I need to know what laws he has broken and the punishment before I report to the authorities. Thanks
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Steps

1. Should report to the condo management first whether your neighbour got permision to do such a thing.

2. If management macam celake, then can file a report to your local authority (majlis perbandaran/bandaraya), more specific to COB/Commissioner of Building/Pesuruhjaya Bangunan of your local authority.

Yes, it does takes time. but still need to lodge a complaint. and if your neighbour hack/do renovation works not according to the specific time, you could also lodge a complaint under Kacau Ganggu which should open the eyes of the management to check whether your neighbour is doing anything wrong.
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If my company hasn't paid me in 3 months, and we take the issue to labour office, what is the realistic time line that the case will be heard and solved? I've heard hat it might take up to years from the time that case is filed until heard in court.

Will more employees filing a complaint make the case go faster?

Also, I heard that labour office don't give much shit to employees who earn something like rm2k and above is this true?

Hanks
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Dear Abam_Beruang,

with the advent of handphone camera, cctv and youtube, comes the concern on the right of filming/photography, so my questions is:

1. if we take photography/video of strangers on street for publication purpose, do we need their consent? would a simple verbal captured in video suffice, or written required? This question applies to filming a crowd vs film an individual, any difference does it make?

2. for the purpose of evidence gathering, is it legal for anyone to collect and publish photo/video evidence online without informing the other alleged party?

3. Is it legal to film enforcement officers on duty if we find them not doing the job right? if they demand we off camera (perhaps feeling guilty), what law/article/act permits us to do so? If they snatched our camera away in aggression, is there any crime the officer committed?

4. in the events if dispute/accident, is it legal to take photo/video without the person's (e.g. aggressor, verbal abuser, etc) consent with the purpose of publication? this is assuming the one filmed disagree to be filmed/published.

5. if someone come up to the videographer and demanded the footage to be erased, do you still have the right to retain it?
and suppose he make police report?

6. recently cctv footage of clear evidence of crime of robbery and rape went viral, but the police released the suspect without prosecuting them quoting no report has been made, are police supposed to work only if someone make a report? What about the victim is already dead or in exile fearing their live in danger?

if possible, stating which article/law that allow/disallow above would be very beneficial, thank you in advance for your contribution!
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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ May 15 2017, 11:07 AM)
Summon? Do you mean suing that person in court? You can always file a suit against a person who doesn't pay your debt. Of course it will depends on the court to determine whether you have a claim or not, evidentially speaking.
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Hi AB, thanks for the reply. Sorry for the wrong term used. That is what I exactly means.

If that is the case, what is the requirement in order for to sue that person in court?

What do you mean depends on claim?

On the other hand, am I able to file a police report against him?

Thanks!
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I have one question

my father got 1 grd floor shop rented to a restaurant 2 years ago.
but there is no tenancy agt signed, i also dont know why.

the 'tenant' run away but locked the shop and dont answer the call.
few months already

as i know if there is a tenancy agt, then we need to apply court order to evict the tenant and move his stuff

so now there is no agt, what can i do ?
can i just change the lock and threw out his stuff ?
because he try to avoiding my father call and MIA just like that


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Hi Mr Abam

2 days ago I meet a friend of mine who was caught by Jais for khalwat. The thing is at that time the mother, younger sister was also there in the house, only thing is they have 2 employee's who were sleeping in the living hall of the house, as the 2 male employees were new to that area and had not obtained a place to stay, so her mum decided that they can stay until they get a house.

Fyi, the mother, younger sister and mum were sleeping at their own room in the house, only the 2 male employees were sleeping at the living hall.

So JAIS brought all of them to their office, and one of their relative posted the bond. Now they need to appear in court in August and according to the summons they will all kena denda Rm3k.

So now my friend is asking what can they do, it seems the Uztaz (some young bloke) at JAIS dont bother to hear the monther's explanation. They have the records that the 2 guys are their employees and JAIS didn't find anything suspicious in the house, just that thy were an extra 2 guys in the house sleeping there (the raid was done around 4.00 am).

Also the mother is a businesswomen, so the person reported this would have been one of her rivals in that area.

So do you think they need to fight it in court or can they settled without having to go to court?

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Dear Abam_Beruang,

with the advent of handphone camera, cctv and youtube, comes the concern on the right of filming/photography, so my questions is:

1. if we take photography/video of strangers on street for publication purpose, do we need their consent? would a simple verbal captured in video suffice, or written required? This question applies to filming a crowd vs film an individual, any difference does it make?

2. for the purpose of evidence gathering, is it legal for anyone to collect and publish photo/video evidence online without informing the other alleged party?

3. Is it legal to film enforcement officers on duty if we find them not doing the job right? if they demand we off camera (perhaps feeling guilty), what law/article/act permits us to do so? If they snatched our camera away in aggression, is there any crime the officer committed?

4. in the events if dispute/accident, is it legal to take photo/video without the person's (e.g. aggressor, verbal abuser, etc) consent with the purpose of publication? this is assuming the one filmed disagree to be filmed/published.

5. if someone come up to the videographer and demanded the footage to be erased, do you still have the right to retain it?
and suppose he make police report?

6. recently cctv footage of clear evidence of crime of robbery and rape went viral, but the police released the suspect without prosecuting them quoting no report has been made, are police supposed to work only if someone make a report? What about the victim is already dead or in exile fearing their live in danger?

if possible, stating which article/law that allow/disallow above would be very beneficial, thank you in advance for your contribution!
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1. Generally the answer is no. You dont need their consent. It is well within ur rights. If u simply go film an individual, ppl will get annoyed but i dont think u need consent for it. Paparazzi do that all the time ma. smile.gif That also depends whether what u recorded is against the law or not.

2. If you are gathering evidence, why would you want to publish it online? assuming u did that, its not against the law per se but that also depends on the contents of the video/photo.

3. They cant really demand you to off the camera. But its pretty much arguable whether what u doing might falls under obstructing them in discharge of their public duty which is an offence under s186 penal code.

4. General rule, u can take photo/video and dont need consent to publish.

5. You have the right to retain it. But its the contents of the photo/video that you should consider, its not the action of recording.

6. The police themselves can take action without someone making a report. Example: police can raid gambling dens without someone lodging report.

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If my company hasn't paid me in 3 months, and we take the issue to labour office, what is the realistic time line that the case will be heard and solved? I've heard hat it might take up to years from the time that case is filed until heard in court.

Will more employees filing a complaint make the case go faster?

Also, I heard that labour office don't give much shit to employees who earn something like rm2k and above is this true?

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It might take a few months to a year or so. depends on the complexity of the case.

I doubt that more employees filing a complaint will make the case go any faster. If it involves more parties, it will be generally slower.

If i remember correctly, generally 2k below. but between 2k-5k they still can take in complaints under DG's power.


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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Jun 14 2017, 04:03 PM)

3. They cant really demand you to off the camera. But its pretty much arguable whether what u doing might falls under obstructing them in discharge of their public duty which is an offence under s186 penal code.

5. You have the right to retain it. But its the contents of the photo/video that you should consider, its not the action of recording.

6. The police themselves can take action without someone making a report. Example: police can raid gambling dens without someone lodging report.
3. what article/law/penal code can we as citizen mention to law enforcing officers that allows freedom of filming officer in duty? in what way would filming to ensure proper procedure would be deemed as obstruction of duty?

5. again which article/law/penal code says we have the right to retain the footage without their permission?


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3. what article/law/penal code can we as citizen mention to law enforcing officers that allows freedom of filming officer in duty? in what way would filming to ensure proper procedure would be deemed as obstruction of duty?

5. again which article/law/penal code says we have the right to retain the footage without their permission?
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I dont think there is any specific laws which says you cant retain the footage. As for the obstruction of duty, it really depends on the facts of each case. For example: Lets say police cordoned off a specific area of crime for whatever purposes, you cant just barge in and say its your right to film police discharging their duty there.
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How much is the legal fee for house refinacing (islamic)let say $680k
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if 13 yo boy having sex wif 40 yo woman,and the case viral and whole nation know

what will happe
what gonna happen to boy and what gonna hsppen to that woman

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if 90 years old grampa videocall sexuslly wif a minor

what offence and punishment takes place??
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I retiree got money in EPF and don't plan to withdraw. I have nominated with EPF for my children to receive those monies on my passing.

I also got will to say all monies to be shared by wife and children.

Will will take precedence to include EPF funds?
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The answer is no. The will cannot supercede EPF nominations.

Simply because EPF nominations are statutory nominations. provided by law. And pls take note that in Regulation 7(2) if the EPF Regulations 2001 states that a nomination cannot be revoked by any Will or by any other act, event or means. smile.gif
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How much is the legal fee for house refinacing (islamic)let say $680k
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Hmm... Nasib baik Abam Beruang kenalan ramai, dapat check ngan member2. biggrin.gif
It is estimated about 13k including stamp duty. (also depends on whether freehold or leasehold, location etc)

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Hmm... Nasib baik Abam Beruang kenalan ramai, dapat check ngan member2.  biggrin.gif 
It is estimated about 13k including stamp duty. (also depends on whether freehold or leasehold, location etc)
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Wah..so high..anyway tqvm. Abam beruang terbaik
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QUOTE(skyjuyce @ May 24 2017, 10:19 PM)
Hi AB, thanks for the reply. Sorry for the wrong term used. That is what I exactly means.

If that is the case, what is the requirement in order for to sue that person in court?

What do you mean depends on claim?

On the other hand, am I able to file a police report against him?

Thanks!
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There is no "requirement" per se to sue a person in court. The basic thing is, u need to have a VALID CASE against the person. If not, even after filling the claim in court, that person can apply to strike out your claim on the grounds that your claim is frivolous.

Depends on claim, meaning depends on whether u have a valid case. Whether there is a valid case, depends on the circumstances.

At the outset, i must stress that filling a police report is not a basic requirement before you file a civil suit in court. You can always file a police report against somebody for committing a wrong against you. Whether the police will take action and investigate the matter, that is a whole different issue.

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Hi Mr Beruang

Mohon tindakan yg boleh diamik
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Technically speaking, police can arrest you for 24 hours on suspicious of any offence. What you need to do it to ask the police, are you under arrest? if yes, what offence am i being arrested for? They must answer you. They cannot detain you for more than 24 hours, if they want to detain more than 24 hours, they will bring your wife to the magistrates and ask for a remand order.

As for now, just bring all the relevant documents to the police station and prove that your wife is legally married to you. Should they detain more than 24 hours, i would advice you to get a lawyer to deal with the issues.


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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Jun 16 2017, 04:02 PM)
Technically speaking, police can arrest you for 24 hours on suspicious of any offence. What you need to do it to ask the police, are you under arrest? if yes, what offence am i being arrested for? They must answer you. They cannot detain you for more than 24 hours, if they want to detain more than 24 hours, they will bring your wife to the magistrates and ask for a remand order.

As for now, just bring all the relevant documents to the police station and prove that your wife is legally married to you. Should they detain more than 24 hours, i would advice you to get a lawyer to deal with the issues.
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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Jun 16 2017, 04:02 PM)
Technically speaking, police can arrest you for 24 hours on suspicious of any offence. What you need to do it to ask the police, are you under arrest? if yes, what offence am i being arrested for? They must answer you. They cannot detain you for more than 24 hours, if they want to detain more than 24 hours, they will bring your wife to the magistrates and ask for a remand order.

As for now, just bring all the relevant documents to the police station and prove that your wife is legally married to you. Should they detain more than 24 hours, i would advice you to get a lawyer to deal with the issues.
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what if they cant give an answer? they still can hold you for 24 hours?

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if 13 yo boy having sex wif 40 yo woman,and the case viral and whole nation know

what will happe
what gonna happen to boy and what gonna hsppen to that woman
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if 90 years old grampa videocall sexuslly wif a minor what offence and punishment takes place??



Okay. In both scenarios, both of the ladies could be charged under s377E of the penal code. It is an offence to incite a child below the age of 14 to any act of gross indecency. Imprisonment up to 5 years and shall also be liable to whipping.

In the light of the new law passed in msia recently, Sexual offences against children 2017 , both ladies could be liable under s15 and s16 respectively. whistling.gif
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Bro, is there a law to protect tenancy for commercial properties against rental rising issues?

E.G: If my contract ends at 2+1 Year, the owner can raise the rental according to the amount he wants. But is there a Max % limit he could raise or there is no limit at all?

What if he insist to raise your rental from RM1k to RM3k? Is that legal?

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QUOTE(skyjuyce @ May 24 2017, 10:19 PM)
Hi AB, thanks for the reply. Sorry for the wrong term used. That is what I exactly means.

If that is the case, what is the requirement in order for to sue that person in court?

What do you mean depends on claim?

On the other hand, am I able to file a police report against him?

Thanks!
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This type of case small tribunal court should settle easily. Only need to pay <RM100. But u need to show evidence from your bank statement that he really didn't pay you and evidence that he did stay on that premise on the period that he didn't pay your rental. Police report no use, they just won't care.

Easier settlement is just take his deposit and chain lock his doors under police supervision (witness) until he settle the debts.
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Hello, i would like some advice, i have been served the creditor's petition on bankruptcy and my court date will be on 23rd August 2017, but then there is another court date on 13 July 2017 which states Pengurusan Kes A, should i attend the 13 July court date? What should i do on 13 July 2017 in court? And i have some assets under my name, namely a motorcycle which costs less then 5k and a car with 3 years left of car loan still to pay, can i transfer them to another person before the bankruptcy court date? And what will happen to the car after i have been declared bankrupt, will it be taken away by the bank immediately? i still have other questions, but these questions will do for now. Kindly need your advice. Thank you.

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QUOTE(RyanAtwood @ Jul 6 2017, 11:10 AM)
Hello, i would like some advice, i have been served the creditor's petition on bankruptcy and my court date will be on 23rd August 2017, but then there is another court date on 13 July 2017 which states Pengurusan Kes A, should i attend the 13 July court date? What should i do on 13 July 2017 in court? And i have some assets under my name, namely a motorcycle which costs less then 5k and a car with 3 years left of car loan still to pay, can i transfer them to another person before the bankruptcy court date? And what will happen to the car after i have been declared bankrupt, will it be taken away by the bank immediately? i still have other questions, but these questions will do for now. Kindly need your advice. Thank you.
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Wow creditors petition is the final stage of bankruptcy, it is advisable for you to come for the case management to at least to delay from Adjudication and Receiving order being taken against you. You really need to work it out with the Bank to make settlement or other arrangement as only the Bank can withdraw their Creditors petition.

Usually Bankruptcy case will be held in chambers not in open court, so you can discuss with the Registrar and the Bank's lawyer your term of settlement.

Insolvency have powers to revoke any transaction of your assets that you made, up to 6 month from the date of you being declared bankrupt.

Once you have been declared bankrupt, no body can take away your assets, only the insolvency have powers distribute your assets to the creditors.

Good luck
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Hi. Can you point out to me the relevant Act and Regulations/Order pertaining to legal adoption of a minor. Non muslim.

Thank you.


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Question in Bahasa Malaysia or English also no problemo!

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Sekira nya satu pasangan moslem bercerai,

i) apakah hak bekas isteri/suami terhadap harta sepencarian?

ii) sekira nya sang suami mendapat bukti kukuh kelakuan nusyuz/curang/tidak elok bekas isteri nya, adakah terdapat perubahan terhadap hak2 nafkah dan harta sepencarian si isteri terhadap bekas suami nya?


Yang Bener,

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It might take a few months to a year or so. depends on the complexity of the case.

I doubt that more employees filing a complaint will make the case go any faster. If it involves more parties, it will be generally slower.

If i remember correctly, generally 2k below. but between 2k-5k they still can take in complaints under DG's power.
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Does it mean that if you earn more than 5k (or 2k if that matters), and your employer decided not to pay you, then it's just too bad and you will never get your pay?
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Lets say I run a company that promises lucrative returns but for that to happen I will have to collect money from investors first.

Is this consider illegal deposit takings ?

How to glorify this into legal procedure ?

And will I be charge for fraud if after collecting the capital, I fail to deliver the lucrative returns due to poor performing market?
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QUOTE(Adell G @ Jul 6 2017, 04:43 PM)
Wow creditors petition is the final stage of bankruptcy, it is advisable for you to come for the case management to at least to delay from Adjudication and Receiving order being taken against you. You really need to work it out with the Bank to make settlement or other arrangement as only the Bank can withdraw their Creditors petition.

Usually Bankruptcy case will be held in chambers not in open court, so you can discuss with the Registrar and the Bank's lawyer your term of settlement.

Insolvency have powers to revoke any transaction of your assets that you made, up to 6 month from the date of you being declared bankrupt.

Once you have been declared bankrupt, no body can take away your assets, only the insolvency have powers distribute your assets to the creditors.

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How to delay from adjudication and receiving order? Do I need to fill up forms or what can I say in court to delay the creditor's petition? I'm afraid I'm not dealing with a bank's lawyer, this bankruptcy case stems from a party that is not related with a bank or any financial institutions..
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Basically wanted to refinance property but owner unable to sign due to unconscious state of mind for few years, what other methods to ensure the property can be refinanced?
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Repayment agreement was it necessary to comes with collateral? I only know that collateral is to protect lender.

My friend here is in CBT case (refer to latest thread) however the case not brought up to police yet. She got limited time to reply it.
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Dear TS,

I ate rotten food served by a restaurant.

Suffered food poisoning. Went to clinic the other day, still not feeling well now. Will go clinic again soon.

What can I do? What can I do to make them pay for my clinic/hospital bills?

If I bring this case up to the consumer tribunal, will they make the restaurant pays?

I hope I can avoid any legal suit because I heard it's expensive.
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What is the most cost effective way of transferring a property from one sibling to another?

Do we still need to hire a lawyer or can we just submit the relevant forms to the govt agencies to transfer the title ?

Thanks

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QUOTE(RyanAtwood @ Jul 9 2017, 01:37 AM)
How to delay from adjudication and receiving order? Do I need to fill up forms or what can I say in court to delay the creditor's petition? I'm afraid I'm not dealing with a bank's lawyer, this bankruptcy case stems from a party that is not related with a bank or any financial institutions..
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You need to have a good plan of repayment of your debt which you can propose in the presence of the Registrar and the creditors lawyer. If the plan is convincing enough to the creditors and/or you can pay some sum to the creditors show your seriousness, maybe can get delay but it is the discretion of the creditors. The most important thing is to CONTACT your creditors ASAP and propose a plan of settlement.

Even though the creditors lawyer is not from the bank/financial institution, they will still be required to come to case management as there are requirement that need to be fulfilled under Bankruptcy Act before the court will issue the Adjudication and receiving order.

Another option is that you can try to oppose the creditors petition if you have a valid grounds but you will need lawyers service for that.

Hope this can help.
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QUOTE(Adell G @ Jul 11 2017, 09:43 AM)
You need to have a good plan of repayment of your debt which you can propose in the presence of the Registrar and the creditors lawyer. If the plan is convincing enough to the creditors and/or you can pay some sum to the creditors show your seriousness, maybe can get delay but it is the discretion of the creditors. The most important thing is to CONTACT your creditors ASAP and propose a plan of settlement.

Even though the creditors lawyer is not from the bank/financial institution, they will still be required to come to case management as there are requirement that need to be fulfilled under Bankruptcy Act before the court will issue the Adjudication and receiving order.

Another option is that you can try to oppose the creditors petition if you have a valid grounds but you will need lawyers service for that.

Hope this can help.
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Ok, thank you very much for your explanation and suggestions. The truth is I have contacted the creditors before and they propose to pay 50k in two month's time which was from Mac 2017 to May 2017. If I have paid the said amount then they will retract the bankruptcy case but I failed to pay as it is impossible to get that amount of money in 2 months. Thus they proceed with the creditors petition. Anyways, thanks again for your reply.
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QUOTE(iampokemon @ Jun 17 2017, 03:11 PM)
Bro, is there a law to protect tenancy for commercial properties against rental rising issues?

E.G: If my contract ends at 2+1 Year, the owner can raise the rental according to the amount he wants. But is there a Max % limit he could raise or there is no limit at all?

What if he insist to raise your rental from RM1k to RM3k? Is that legal?
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Hmm.. it really depends on the contents of the tenancy. rent control act was abolished ad. so i guess there is nothing to stop the landlord raising their rental say from 1k to 3k. sad.gif
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Hi. Can you point out to me the relevant Act and Regulations/Order pertaining to legal adoption of a minor.  Non muslim.

Thank you.
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Adoption Act 1952 will apply. You will need to file in a formal application to court first supported by affidavits. Then you need to get consent from the child's birth parents. Court will fix hearing and grant an order for adoption and be registered in NRD. Thats the summary of it. Its quite a lengthy process though. But lebih kurang macam tu ler. biggrin.gif
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Does it mean that if you earn more than 5k (or 2k if that matters), and your employer decided not to pay you, then it's just too bad and you will never get your pay?
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Well, you can always sue the company for payment ma. Whether worth suing or not is another different matter ad. The definition of employee under Employment Act 1955 generally only covers those earning 2k and below.


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General answer is no, husband bankrupt nothing to do with the wife.

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If the husband fraudulently transfer assets to the wife before bankruptcy in order to avoid the creditors (2 years before the bankruptcy), then the transfer is void against the director general insolvency. Meaning, the assets which is now under wife's name, the insolvency ppl can seize it for sale to satisfy the debt.
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What if the wife has already sold the asset to someone else properly (with lawyer and black white agreement such). Will the asset (now belong to third party) be seized? Or the profit under the wife name will be seized?

What if instead of transfer, sell asset real cheap to friend or relative. Like sell a 500k market house only 10k to friend, and 60k car only 5k to brother. Will it still be seized.

Furthermore, if the asset was sold again to somebody else.

Generally, how can I avoid creditor from bankruptcy?
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Salam Abam,

Nak tanya, ada orang ni (A) wakaf tanah untuk buat PASTI, bila bangunan dah siap, A kata dia cancel wakaf dan bangunan tu milik dia.
Bincang2 tak jalan. last2 nak masuk mahkamah. Soalan saya berasaskan 2 situasi:

1) Kalau wakaf ada hitam putih:

a) boleh ke A nak cancel ikut suka?
b) PASTI boleh menang kat mahkamah tak?

2) Kalau wakaf xde hitam putih (cakap mulut je, bila bangunan dah siap tiba2, eh mana ada saya cakap?)

a) PASTI boleh menang ke kat mahkamah?
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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Jul 12 2017, 02:56 PM)
Well, you can always sue the company for payment ma. Whether worth suing or not is another different matter ad. The definition of employee under Employment Act 1955 generally only covers those earning 2k and below.
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Does English rule applicable in Malaysia? In this case, and also in any other case.
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Abam, just asking. What is your profession ya? Are you a lawyer.law-student?
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why we still need vacant possession for strata title issuer.
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Dear TS,

I ate rotten food served by a restaurant.

Suffered food poisoning. Went to clinic the other day, still not feeling well now. Will go clinic again soon.

What can I do? What can I do to make them pay for my clinic/hospital bills?

If I bring this case up to the consumer tribunal, will they make the restaurant pays?

I hope I can avoid any legal suit because I heard it's expensive.
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Dear Abam Beruang, if let's say I am a shareholder in a company with other partners/shareholders but the company is currently in the process of winding down. But my partners is now using the company's assets to still continue doing business with profit going into their pocket. Can I sue them?
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Hello Abam Beruang, can you tell me whether a photocopy of a will can be used? I do not have the original copy of the will of my mother but only a copy.
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Dear AB

What is the most cost effective way of transferring a property from one sibling to another?

Do we still need to hire a lawyer or can we just submit the relevant forms to the  govt agencies to transfer the title ?

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i think you should get a lawyer to do it. From parents transfer to children, or between spouse, can be transferred by way of love and affection. But between siblings, it subject to normal transactions.
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QUOTE(Garysydney @ Jul 26 2017, 12:00 PM)
Hello Abam Beruang, can you tell me whether a photocopy of a will can be used? I do not have the original copy of the will of my mother but only a copy.
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Well. Generally, courts will need the original copy though. But having said that, a photocopy can still be accepted if it can be proven that the original copy was lost or couldnt be produced for whatever reason.
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Good Morning Abam Beruang, I got lost in direction and accidentally drove into a building and I didn't know that building is a Tempat Larangan, when on the way out I was stop by a policeman who scolded me for a good 2 minutes that I should not be in this property...

My question is he scolding me the end of this story or will there be more to this? Bcs he did tell me there are CCTV around and I been recorded??? I did a google search and from what I could understand could face jail for maximum 2 years??? Please advise
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Thank you Abam Beruang. Is there a time frame where a will has to be executed? My mother passed away in Feb 2014 (more than 3 years now) and i have been overseas most of this time. I plan to come back permanently in 2 years - is it ok to do it then? Thank you very much.
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What happen to all my debt and asset of I have been declared as mentally unstable or crazy?
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What shoud i do if the land developer didnt break down the master land title to individual then the land developer shut down but the housing etc have completed and can and has been diduduki?

Already went to the lawyer that has been in charged for the developer after the original lawyer also shut down.however he is using delaying tactics.can bring him to bar council or something?
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Dear Abam Beruang, if let's say I am a shareholder in a company with other partners/shareholders but the company is currently in the process of winding down. But my partners is now using the company's assets to still continue doing business with profit going into their pocket. Can I sue them?
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yes you can sue them
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QUOTE(RiriRuruRara @ Jul 29 2017, 05:42 AM)
Good Morning Abam Beruang, I got lost in direction and accidentally drove into a building  and I didn't know that building is a Tempat Larangan, when on the way out I was stop by a policeman who scolded me for a good 2 minutes that I should not be in this property...

My question is he scolding me the end of this story or will there be more to this? Bcs he did tell me there are CCTV around and I been recorded??? I did a google search and from what I could understand could face jail for maximum 2 years??? Please advise
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You just accidentally masuk tempat larangan right? Then shouldnt be a problem. It is only a problem when you trespassing that place with the intention to commit and offence. Then it will fall under the definition of criminal trespassing under s441 penal code. Jgn risau ya? smile.gif
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QUOTE(Garysydney @ Jul 29 2017, 02:48 PM)
Thank you Abam Beruang. Is there a time frame where a will has to be executed? My mother passed away in Feb 2014 (more than 3 years now) and i have been overseas most of this time. I plan to come back permanently in 2 years - is it ok to do it then? Thank you very much.
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Assuming no action is taken to do anything with the will yet, it shouldnt be a problem though. if not mistaken, no time frame imposed to apply for a grant of probate. But u shouldnt be dragging it for too long.

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QUOTE(zemega @ Jul 12 2017, 03:06 PM)
What if the wife has already sold the asset to someone else properly (with lawyer and black white agreement such). Will the asset (now belong to third party) be seized? Or the profit under the wife name will be seized?

What if instead of transfer, sell asset real cheap to friend or relative. Like sell a 500k market house only 10k to friend, and 60k car only 5k to brother. Will it still be seized.

Furthermore, if the asset was sold again to somebody else.

Generally, how can I avoid creditor from bankruptcy?
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Generally, if its fraudulent conveyance. There is a section on this. Can trace back.
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ts is a lawyer?

I want to ask if my condo the tanki leaking but the management refuse to go and managed it and its already leaking to my parcel what should i do
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hi i just resign from an agency (contract), and they have bad record where they always pay my salary late.

im now kinda worry since i not sure when the heck will they release my july and aug salary , and no i do not owe them anything or perform badly in any way, and i did properly by giving them a 30 day notice as per contract.

can i have a lawyer issue them a warning letter so that i can get their attention to expedite my salary release?
the contact person phone cannot be reach and its very hard to reach the HR person, dam frus because of this.

or should i bring this to the jabatan tenaga kerja ?
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QUOTE(Abam_Beruang @ Aug 14 2017, 03:02 PM)
Assuming no action is taken to do anything with the will yet, it shouldnt be a problem though. if not mistaken, no time frame imposed to apply for a grant of probate. But u shouldnt be dragging it for too long.
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Thank you very much Abam Beruang. I am new to the forum and didn't realise you have replied to my question. Thanks again.
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Question in Bahasa Malaysia or English also no problemo!

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is it legal to take a stranger's photo in public? Like one in shopping mall, and another in public road?

no upskirt. jst normal front/back/side photos.
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Hi Abam,

How serious if someone being reported for taking kickback? What would be penalty for both taker and giver? And if giver is foreigner can he be charged?
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As a non-muslim residing in Malaysia, an adult citizen, am I breaking any law for producing lewd content online hosted in other countries?

2D and 3D images, animation, virtual 18+ females depicted engaging in sexual acts.

I haven't done anything of the sort, but would very much like to do so. Sex sells. There's a fortune to be made as a lewd artist.

 

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