The rule of locus standi in administrative law / Khazatul Naima Abd Talib, Nur Asmaniza Mohammad and Wan Fatin Fashilin Wan Adeli by Abd Talib, Khazatul Naima, Mohammad, Nur Asmaniza, Wan Adeli, Wan Fatin Fashilin

“…Therefore, this research proposes that Malaysia should liberalize the rule of standing to ensure that the rule of law and rights of citizen are safeguarded. This research will also highlight the advantages and disadvantages of the two approaches. …”
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Institutional determinants of tax buoyancy in developing nations / Munnaza Ashraf, Dr. Saima Sarwarb by Ashraf, Munnaza, Sarwar, Saima

“…The analysis of 50 nations from the time period 1996-2013 indicates that mostly institutional factors such as bureaucratic efficiency, rule of law, corruption are affecting negatively to the tax collection in these regions. …”
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Application of the rules of equity in land law in Malaysia: the controversies, necessity and the extent of such application / Ahmad Zulfikri Ibrahim, Muhammad Aizuddin Hang Md Kash... by Ibrahim, Ahmad Zulfikri, Hang Md Kashap, Muhammad Aizuddin, Kamal Baharin, Syafiqah Nadia

“…This research then proposes amendments to the Civil Law Act and recommendations as to the Rule of Law to be followed in order to develop a system of law which can successfully and justly caters to the symbiosis of the Malaysian Land Law and the Common Law Principles of Equity and Trust.…”
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The doctrine of the independence of the judiciary / Mohd Roslan Mahayudin by Mahayudin, Mohd Roslan

“…Not least in the contribution made by the judiciary that has quietly maintained the supremacy of the Constitution and the rule of law, and determined the matters that come up before it fairly and impartially without fear or favour. …”
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Natural justice in the armed forces: an appraisal of Section 9 of The Armed Forces Act 1972 / Anwar Zamani Jusop, Abdul Jalil Salam Muhamad and Mohd Faizal Abdullah by Jusop, Anwar Zamani, Muhamad, Abdul Jalil Salam, Abdullah, Mohd Faizal

“…Therefore the different set rule of law is needed to promote good order, high morale and discipline among their personnel. …”
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A legal study on the rights of the prisoners in Malaysia with special reference to the right of prisoners to complaint and grievances, living in adequate prison condition, medical... by Mohd Bukhari, Bazlilah, Mohamad Said, Noor Amalina Shazaleen, Nordin, Norhazwani, Abd Razak, Siti Sarah

“…Every country is urged to take an action as rule of law is to mean anything. Therefore, it has to mean that the prison system is no less answerable to the courts than any other limb of the state, but both for how it serves and protects the prisoner's right.…”
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The rules in Rylands v. Fletcher in Malaysia / Hapriza Ashari by Ashari, Hapriza

“…The rule was propounded by Blackburn J. which was later approved by the House of Lords and now regarded as detinitive "We think that the true rule of law is, that a person who for his own purposes brings on his lands and collects and keeps there anything likely to do mischief if it escape, must keep it in at his peril, and if he does not do so, is prima facie answerable for all the damage which is the natural consequence of its escape. …”
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Malacca laws : the effect of islam and customs in the aspect of family law / Zanirah Mustafa@Busu and Intan Nurul ‘Ain Mohd Firdaus Kozako by Mustafa@Busu, Zanirah, Mohd Firdaus Kozako, Intan Nurul ‘Ain

“…Malacca Laws which has 44 articles related to ruling power, laws, and taboos of family law, significantly affects the laws of other states. …”
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