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PN files motion to repeal court director powers to delete judgements - Vimarsana News

PN files motion to repeal court director powers to delete judgements

Parliament has 60 days to discuss the motion and vote on it

The Government is right: judges have become too powerful - Vimarsana News

The Government is right: judges have become too powerful

Relying on judges to frustrate the will of elected ministers is profoundly undemocratic

Muslim couple cannot be made party in dispute involving non-muslim couple: Federal Court | Daily Express Online - Vimarsana News

Muslim couple cannot be made party in dispute involving non-muslim couple: Federal Court | Daily Express Online

The Federal Court, in a 2-1 majority decision, ruled that a Muslim individual cannot be cited as party in legal marital dispute involving non-Muslim married couple in the civil court

Federal Court rules that Muslim individual cannot be made party in legal marital dispute involving non-Muslim couple | Malaysia - Vimarsana News

Federal Court rules that Muslim individual cannot be made party in legal marital dispute involving non-Muslim couple | Malaysia

PUTRAJAYA, Dec 1 — The Federal Court, in a 2-1 majority decision, ruled that a Muslim individual cannot be cited as party in legal marital dispute involving non-Muslim married couple in the civil court. In delivering the majority decision by a three-member bench, Chief Justice Tun Tengku Maimun...

Muslim individual cannot be made party in legal marital dispute involving non-Muslim couple, rules Federal Court - Vimarsana News

Muslim individual cannot be made party in legal marital dispute involving non-Muslim couple, rules Federal Court

PUTRAJAYA: The country's highest court has ruled that a non-Muslim cannot cite a Muslim as co-respondent on an allegation of adultery to a petition for judicial separation.