Despite being an international buzzword, the word, ‘sustainability’, may appear to mean different things: but at its core, it does have an underlying concern to protect the earth and humanity.
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There is a new trend in Malaysian vehicular accident cases. Recently, lawyers acting for insurance companies have fallen into the habit of asking courts to pay a victim’s compensation, not directly to the victim but to the Public Trustee (or ‘Amanah Raya Bhd’, or ‘ARB’ as it is called).
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WHY IS THE SRC CASE IMPORTANT? This decision affects two classes of people: controlling shareholders and the board of directors of a company (As well as that of a GLC or ‘government linked company’).
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Has the definition of democracy changed for all of us?
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An appeal is a landscape, a Minefield. Put one foot wrong, and you are done for. How do you navigate this Minefield safely?
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All across the globe, weather patterns have, and are, changing dramatically and rapidly.
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Vernacular means one’s mother tongue. The question is, can the government guarantee you the right to attend school? And choose to be educated in a medium of instruction that is your mother tongue?
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Shortly after MCO was partially lifted, the courts rescheduled many postponed cases.
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The answer is, in my view, is ‘Yes’, subject to several conditions. We shall deal with the conditions soon.
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From the time the PN Government took power, it went to extraordinary lengths to avoid having its majority tested. It used smokescreens.
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