Category: Law

This can include rethinking the role of the adjudicator in hope of administrative justice.  It is brought forward in the above two cases, 7 that active adjudication is an important tool to promote both fairness and efficiency in administrative justice.  In a number of Courts, the adjudicative model has begun to shift from a more traditional, passive approach to one in which decision-makers more actively adjudicate cases and direct the course of the proceedings.  As seen in Childrens Court, it was obvious to all that the SRL was oblivious to the court proceedings and how and what was required off her. This case was towards the final stage of the matter.  It was supposed to run through a 5-day contested hearing, which to the surprise of all parties, Magistrate Zelmk propelled the case to a final conciliation.   This was in […]

Inorder to constitute fraud, there are some elements necessary to be proved. InMalaysia, there are 5 acts which may constitute fraud. 1These acts must be made with intent todeceive or to induce one to enter into contract and S.17of CA will not apply iffail to prove the elements.2 Similar with UK and Washington,Malaysia would also covers fraudulent misrepresentation (known as intentionalmisrepresentation in Washington) under S.17(a)-(c).However, fraudulentmisrepresentation in Malaysia is more detailed than UK and Washington as CA haslisted down the acts constitute fraud.First,suggestion of untrue fact. 3 In Malaysia, the elements to provefraud is quite similar to UK which are […]

I know it is bad to want someone else’s man but I do. I see my brother in law and I can not help but run into my bedroom and play with myself. He makes me so hot and bothered. Sometimes I even get mad at my sister because of the way that she treats him. When you have a man that works hard for you every day and has such a big cock. How can you talk to him like he is nothing and not want him in all of your holes every day! He is so faithful to […]

Introduction: (230) The doctrine of consideration is arguably the most controversial doctrine in British contract law since its inception in the twelfth century. Indeed, on the one hand, judges and scholars increasingly criticise the doctrine by deeming it to be unnecessary1, and on the other hand, it still remained a fundamental requirement for the formation of all binding contracts. According to Sir Frederick Pollock, the doctrine implies that “an act or forbearance of one party, or the promise thereof, is the price for which the promise of the other is bought, and the promise thus given for value is enforceable”. The […]

Queen of trees She started as a seed 100 years ago, she provides for many animals, to some is a hunting ground to others she is home. She feeds a greater variety than any other tree in tree. All rely on her tiny fig wasp. Every few months the queen reproduces many fruits to reproduce she must disperse pollen. The buds to become young figs. Hidden in the queen’s tiny flowers. At this stage the fig is not yet a fruit only a scent which attracts fig wasps. The wasps are all females with eggs. To pollinate the flowers and […]