Generally, and depending on the circumstances, a person who is accused of committing a crime (also known as “the accused”) can be released on bail pending the hearing of their case. However, if the accused is released on bail, how can the court ensure that they show up in court on the day of trial?…
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What is unjust enrichment It is an occurrence in law (usually in a contractual dispute) whereby a person is enriched at the expense of another, and the enrichment is deemed to be unjust in the eyes of the law. For example, A and B entered into a contract whereby A will pay a sum of…
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A brief introduction on Temporary Occupational Licence (TOL) These are licences granted by the Malaysian state authorities (in accordance with the Malaysian National Land Code) to individuals or companies to occupy certain lands within the Peninsular Malaysia, such as state land, mining land and reserved land which are currently not being used by the states…
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A claim in court generally involves two parties from opposite ends attempting to stake a claim in the dispute between them. To this end, we all know that there will always be a party that drew the shorter end of the stick i.e. they did not succeed in their claim. This is where the appeal…
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