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Marriages of minors need court approval

Court sets April 26 for Anwar s wife-harassment suit

Muslim convert s wife wins custody of toddler

Underage marriage needs permission: Syariah Court Chief Judge

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Ex-Labuan MP charged with failing to declare bankrupt status while acting as guarantor

Former lawyer gets jail and rotan for RM97,000 CBT case

High Court sets April 8 for Kelantan Regent case

Dismissed driver loses bid for new court order

Court: Selangor MB need not pay Bank Islam yet

Man charged over bid to damage US security database

9/11 suspects should face civilian court, U.N. envoys say

High Court Finds Lawyers and Their Advice Covered by Bankruptcy Reform Law

HK milkshake murder retrial set for November

U.S. Supreme Court considers terrorism support law

Japan threatens legal move over China gas row

Haitian judge frees eight Americans, holds two

Accused New York bomb plotter s father gets bail

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Malaysian Legal Cases

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Constitution - Perak - Refusal of Menteri Besar of Perak to tender resignation of Executive Council after his request for dissolution of State Legislative Assembly was rejected by His Royal Highness the Sultan of Perak - Issue of confidence in the Menteri Besar, determination of - Interpretation of art. XVI(6) Laws of the Constitution of Perak - Whether Menteri Besar s refusal to resign contravened express provisions of art. XVI(6) - Whether Menteri Besar and Executive Council members deemed to have vacated their respective offices
Dato Seri Ir Hj Mohammad Nizar Jamaluddin v. Dato Seri Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir; Attorney General (Intervener)
(Alauddin Mohd Sheriff PCA, Arifin Zakaria CJ (Malaya), Zulkefli Makinudin, Mohd Ghazali Yusoff & Abdull Hamid Embong FCJJ) [2010] 2 CLJ 925 [FC]

CIVIL PROCEDURE
Appeal - Fresh evidence - Admission of - Whether reasonable diligence would have made new evidence available at first instance - Whether fresh evidence would have had a determining influence upon decision at first instance - Admission of fresh evidence disallowed - Rule 7(3A) Rules of the Court of Appeal 1994
Woodsville Sdn Bhd v. Tien Ik Enterprises Sdn Bhd & Ors And Other Appeals
(Mohd Ghazali Yusoff, Hasan Lah & Sulong Matjeraie JJCA) [2010] 2 CLJ 1002 [CA]

CASE OF THE WEEK

SAMUNDEE DEVAN MUTHU KERISHNAN v. PP
FEDERAL COURT, PUTRAJAYA
ZAKI TUN AZMI CJ, HASHIM YUSOFF FCJ, MOHD GHAZALI YUSOFF FCJ
[CRIMINAL APPEAL NO: 05-82-08(B)]
17 JUNE 2009

CRIMINAL LAW: Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 - Section 39B(1)(a) - Trafficking in heroin and monoacetylmorphines - Mens rea trafficking - Presumption under s. 37(da)(iiia) - Whether reliance upon presumption correct - Conduct of accused - Mens rea possession - Reasonable doubt - Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, s. 37(d), (da)

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: Trial - Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 - Drug trafficking - Prima facie case - Whether established at close of prosecution's case - Mens rea trafficking - Whether reliance upon presumption under s. 37(da)(iiia) correct - Conduct of accused - Mens rea possession - Reasonable doubt - Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, s. 37(d), (da)

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: Mens rea - Trafficking in dangerous drugs - Whether proven - Whether reliance upon presumption under s. 37(da)(iiia) Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 correct - Conduct of accused - Mens rea possession - Reasonable doubt - Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, s. 37(d), (da)

EVIDENCE: Circumstantial evidence - Inferences from facts - Drug trafficking - Conduct of accused, admissibility of - Whether combined strength of facts and circumstances gave rise to strong inference that accused had mens rea possession of drugs - Evidence Act 1950, s. 8 - Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, s. 37(d)

EVIDENCE: Presumption - Drug trafficking - Whether prima facie case established at close of prosecution's case - Mens rea trafficking - Whether reliance upon presumption under s. 37(da)(iiia) Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 correct - Mens rea possession - Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, s. 37(d), (da)

LEGISLATION HIGLIGHTS

New Labuan Financial Laws Passed

With the enactment of the new laws, Labuan Offshore Financial Services Authority  (LOFSA) will be referred to as Labuan Financial Services Authority ("Labuan FSA"). The changes cover all financial activities in Labuan IBFC – from banking, insurance, leasing and company incorporation to the creation of Islamic financial products and services. The new Laws also allow for the creation of Labuan foundations, limited liability partnerships, protected cell companies (insurance and mutual funds), shipping operations, Labuan special trusts and financial planning activities.

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