Malaysian Practice Series - Law and Practice Of Civil Litigation In Malaysia | 2022

This book is a thorough reference on Malaysia's civil litigation procedure. It offers thorough, in-depth, and well-researched guidance for the successful conduct of civil litigation. It was prepared to an unmatched standard by a team of expert contributors, many of whom are seasoned court litigators, under the direction of a General Editor who is an eminent and distinguished counsel.

 

The book discusses financial considerations, alternative conflict settlement, and the ethics of litigation. It was written with court attorneys in mind. This treatise's in-depth analysis, which is backed up by numerous citations to case authorities, relevant statute provisions, and pertinent practise directives, includes a wealth of invaluable knowledge to help its reader navigate the complexities of civil practise. To guarantee a solid understanding of all court proceedings, the 2012 Rules of Court regulations are applied with care. Post-litigation issues are thoroughly covered by appeals, enforcement, and execution, including bankruptcy and winding up.

 

Instructive checklists and practical sample documents have been added to this book to make it a comprehensive source of reference for the busy litigator. Together with the insightful commentary, these additions make this book a vital resource for a successful and productive civil litigation practise.

• Experienced and respected authorship with abundant practical experience.
• Completely up-to-date and covers all key matters encountered in current litigation practice.
• Clear and detailed commentary on substantive law, practice and procedure.
• Contains thorough discussion and analysis of the Rules of Court 2012.
• Provides a systematic examination and explanation of the processes involved in civil litigation in Malaysia.
• Supported by instructive checklists which provide step-by-step guidance on processes which are especially procedural in nature.
• Makes available helpful collection of forms and precedents commonly used in litigation.