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Family law for non-Muslims in Malaysia: development and reforms
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Conciliation and mediation in civil and Islamic family laws: issues and challenges
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Conciliatory Committee and Hakam (arbitrator) under the Islamic family law in Malaysia
Published 2008“…In Malaysia, the administration of Islamic family law is under the separate jurisdiction of different states where each state has its own enactment over matters relating to family law governing Muslims. …”
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Tahkim (arbitration) in Islamic law within the context of family law disputes
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Reconciliation provision under English and Malaysian family law: a comparative overview
Published 2008“…This led to the reformation of the MCA into Family Law Act 1996 (“FLA”) especially provisions relating to the practice of reconciliation and conciliation, where mediation takes centre stage. …”
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Divorce reform and family mediation in England: an overview of the relevant provisions of the Family Law Act, 1996
Published 2009“…The article focuses on the divorce reform in England. In 1996, the Family Law Act was passed by the Parliament in England, which is cited as Family Law Act, 1996. …”
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E-Learning in the teaching of law at Ahmad Ibrahim Kulliyyah of Laws, International Islamic University Malaysia: an experience in creating storyboards for the Islamic Family law course
Published 2005“…In this project the subject involved was the Islamic Family Law.…”
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Right of a child to maintenance: harmonising the laws in Malaysia
Published 2009“…Under the Civil law, there is no provision which requires the parent to provide maintenance if the child is pursuing his/her tertiary education. The Islamic Family law provides eighteen years old as the maximum age for a child to still be entitled to maintenance. …”
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Right of a child to maintenance: harmonising the laws in Malaysia
Published 2011“…Under the Civil law, there is no provision which requires the parent to provide maintenance if the child is pursuing his/her tertiary education. The Islamic Family law provides eighteen years old as the maximum age for a child to still be entitled to maintenance. …”
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Division of matrimonial property in Malaysia: the legal historical perspective
Published 2007“…Matrimonial property under the Malaysian family law refers to the property that is jointly acquired by husband and wife during the marriage. …”
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Hakam/tahkim (arbitration) in resolving family disputes: the practice in the Syariah Courts of Malaysia and Singapore
Published 2006“…Provisions for family dispute resolution have been included in the Islamic Family Law Act of Malaysia and the Administration of Muslim Law Act of Singapore. …”
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Sulh (Mediation) in the state of Selangor: an analysis of legal provision and its application
Published 2010“…Thus, the provisions of sulh as provided under the Islamic Family Law Enactment 2003 will be discussed and analysed. …”
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Hakam/tahkim in resolving family disputes: the practice in the Syariah Court of Malaysia and Singapore
Published 2006“…Provisions for family dispute resolution have been included in the Islamic Family Law Act of Malaysia and the Administration of Muslim Law Act of Singapore. …”
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Sulh (mediation) in the state of Selangor: an analysis of legal provision and its application
Published 2010“…Thus, the provisions of ṣulḥ as provided for under the Islamic Family Law Enactment 2003 will be discussed and analysed. …”
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Just and equal treatment in polygamous marriage: the practice in the Shariah Courts in Malaysia
Published 2008“…Section 23 (4) of the Islamic Family Law Act in Malaysia provides that the husband must have sufficient means to support his wives and dependants, that he would be able to accord equal and fair treatment to them. …”
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Application of maslahah (interest) in deciding the right of hadanah (custody) of a child: the practice in the Syariah Court of Malaysia
Published 2011“…Relevant provisions of the Islamic Family Law Act/Enactment and decided cases of the Shariah Court are analysed to study the practice of the principle of child’s interest in Malaysia. …”
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