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Conducting arbitration in Malaysia: doctrine of separability, jurisdiction and arbitrability - Vimarsana News

Conducting arbitration in Malaysia: doctrine of separability, jurisdiction and arbitrability

This article is part of a series on conducting arbitration in Malaysia. In particular, it discusses the doctrine of separability, which became part of Malaysian law through section 18(2) of the Arbitration Act 2005, jurisdiction – with regard to the "competence-competence" principle and the interaction of national courts and tribunals – and subjective and objective arbitrability.

Enforceability of Smart Contracts in Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Enforceability of Smart Contracts in Malaysia

In 1994, ‘smart contracts’ were introduced to the world by Nick Szabo, an American computer scientist and cryptographer. Briefly, ‘smart contracts’…

In brief: arbitration agreements in Ghana - Vimarsana News

In brief: arbitration agreements in Ghana

This Q&A covers the essential legal and practical considerations surrounding arbitration agreements in Ghana.

In brief: dealing with local distributors and commercial agents in Finland - Vimarsana News

In brief: dealing with local distributors and commercial agents in Finland

A quick look at a few of the key issues that arise when dealing with local distributors and commercial agents in Finland, including distribution structures, contract termination and transfer of rights.

Blame The Media! - Sabah State Government Launches Cover-Up Over Carbon Cowboy Deal - Vimarsana News

Blame The Media! - Sabah State Government Launches Cover-Up Over Carbon Cowboy Deal

The Sabah Coalition Government has backtracked Into chaos over the $80 Billion Carbon Cowboy Heist Attempt, with law officers seeking to blame 'misinformation' by international media as in-fighting breaks out over a scandalous attempt to corner the carbon market .....