The right to remain silent / Mary Hamim by Hamim, Mary

“….'*' In this respect, the law in Malaysia follows the English law as enunciated in various cases decided there. 2…”
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Statutory dismissal for misconduct in Singapore-law and practices by Ang, Sheu Hoon, Tan, Cheng Gek, Yip, Laura Cheng Han

“…In Chapter 1, this thesis gives an account of how Singapore was “discovered” by the British, and how the English Law came to the colony. In addition, the development of Singapore and how it nurtured the growth of Employment Act is examined. …”
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The history of foreseeability by Scott, H

“…The factual component of the duty of care inquiry—that harm to the claimant as a result of the defendant’s conduct was reasonably foreseeable by the defendant—has been entrenched in English law since Donoghue v Stevenson. Both indigenous and comparative (specifically South African) evidence suggests that Lord Atkin’s formulation of the duty of care test was influenced by a particular fragment contained in Title 9.2 of Justinian’s Digest, ‘On the lex Aquilia’. …”

Academic freedom and protected philosophical belief: strengthening the legal analysis by Murray, J, Waltham-Smith, N

“…This article evaluates the state of protection for academic freedom and academic freedom of expression in English law, specifically the effectiveness of protected philosophical belief (PPB) as a vector for protecting them. …”

Syariah courts system in peninsular Malaysia - problems and suggested reforms / Wan Mansor Wan Mahmood by Wan Mahmood, Wan Mansor

“…Under the second sub heading this paper will venture size to what extend has the British intervention succeeded in implementing the English Law to replace the Islamic Law which has been practical long before the British arrival.…”
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Mistake the vitiating element of a contract / Abdul Razak Abdul Aziz by Abdul Aziz, Abdul Razak

“…The 'textbook writers for instance Cheshire Fifoot and Anson suggest that mistake is a. magic doctrine in English law which may avoid a contract even where an offer has been accepted in its identical terms. …”
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It is never lawful or ethical to withdraw life-sustaining treatment from patients with prolonged disorders of consciousness by Foster, C

“…In English law there is a strong (though rebuttable) presumption that life should be maintained. …”

Rethinking punitive damages by Katsampouka, E

“…Part III assesses the main limitations on the availability of punitive damages in English law in light of the normative basis of the remedy, its history and the empirical findings. …”

A History of Water Rights at Common Law by Getzler, J

“…Water law is one of the most Romanesque parts of English law, demonstrating the extent to which Common and Civilian law have commingled. …”

A History of Water Rights at Common Law by Getzler, J

“…Water law is one of the most Romanesque parts of English law, demonstrating the extent to which Common and Civilian law have commingled. …”

The modern employee : managerial challenges to legal intellections by Effendi, Baba, Ho, Emily Sook Fen, Lee, Richard Voon Kean

“…The employment relationship, a child of achaic and medieval English law of master and Servant, arises in law in circumstances where the Master has control over his Servant. …”
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Judicial pluralism in the Malaysian legal system by Kayadibi, Saim

“…In this paper, the historical development of the Malay legal system is analyzed and the following themes are elaborated upon: Malaysia’s constitutional law, customary law, and tribal legal systems; Shari‘ah and civil court procedures; the first contacts with Islamic law; the influence of Portuguese, Dutch, and English law; and the Turk-Malay connection and strong relationships.…”
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Mapping a developing governance space: managing drought in the UK by Lange, B, Cook, C

“…The article develops this argument by, first, reviewing in the introductory sections key provisions of European Union (EU) and English law in relation to regulatory tools for preventing water shortages and managing drought. …”

A comparative study of Muslim and English criminal law in the areas of theft, murder and rape / Aiznin Sairi Sulaiman by Sulaiman, Aiznin Sairi

“…In this paper the writer has attempted to compare two of the widely used systems of law i.e the English law and Islamic law. This paper is however limited to certain crimes considered to be grave under both school of law. …”
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TINJAUAN YURIDIS PELAKSANAAN ASURANSI KARGO MARITIM (MARINE CARGO INSURANCE) PADA PT. JASARAHARJA PUTERA INSURANCE CABANG SURABAYA by , BILAWAL ALHARIRI ANWAR, , Hariyanto, SH., M.Kn.

“…Existing practice, the insurance company as the insurer and the insured to use the law derived from English Law (common law). The use of this law is considered more certainty by the business entity. …”

A study of exploitation for the criminal law by Collins, J

“…This thesis argues that analysis of the relationship between wrongful interpersonal exploitation and property offences has been woefully superficial in English law and is ripe for reappraisal.</p> <p>The second objective is to identify and to elucidate a hitherto neglected wrong of acquisitive exploitation. …”

Mitigation in the law of damages by Dyson, A

“…<p>This thesis is the first monograph on mitigation in the English law of damages. Mitigation concerns the effect of the claimant's post-breach conduct on the assessment of damages. …”

Justifying claims based on unauthorised substitution by Nair, A

“…<p>This thesis examines the doctrinal justification for the contingency of certain private law claims on tracing in English law. It argues that, contrary to the currently dominant model of tracing as an evidential process, aimed at resolving factual uncertainties, the tracing rules are best understood as normative in function. …”

Discharge of contractual obligations by English, J

“…<p>Modern orthodoxy claims that the English law of contract recognises three distinct doctrines that discharge parties from their contractual obligations: (i) termination for breach, (ii) frustration, and (iii) common mistake. …”

Royal Waqf In Perak: A Legal And Historical Analysis by Md Dahlan, Salehuddin, Mohamad, Nor Asiah, Md Dahlan, Nuarrual Hilal

“…The researcher finds that the waqf was an established under written legal instrument; the waqf by Sultan Idris was made based on the English law of trust, but the spirit and principles of waqf to permanently benefit the beneficiaries remain intact; the appointment of the Sultan's descendants as the trustees alongside a committee proved to be crucial for the sustainability of the waqf; and there was check and balance process through legal provision. …”
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