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Najib, son fail to set aside summary judgment to pay RM1.7bil tax

PUTRAJAYA: The Federal Court has dismissed appeals by Najib Razak and his son, Nazifuddin, from summary judgment entered against them for non-payment of some RM1.7 billion in income tax to the Inland Revenue Board (LHDN).

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Najib fails in bid to quash injunction in SRC International suit

Kuala Lumpur: The Federal Court has dismissed Najib Razak’s bid to set aside a Mareva injunction that restrains him from transferring or dissipating RM42 million worth of his assets in view of SRC International Sdn Bhd’s lawsuit against him.

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Apex court grants SIS leave to challenge 2014 fatwa

PUTRAJAYA: The Federal Court has granted Sisters in Islam (SiS) leave to appeal in its bid to quash a fatwa imposed by the Selangor religious authorities nine years ago.

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Apex court grants NGO leave to challenge 2014 fatwa

PUTRAJAYA: The Federal Court has granted Sisters in Islam (SiS) leave to appeal in its bid to quash a fatwa imposed by the Selangor religious authorities nine years ago.

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Taman Rimba Kiara development quashed! Landmark victory for community

Taman Rimba Kiara development quashed! Landmark victory for community
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Government fails in bid to revive 'Superman' Hew's book ban | Daily Express Online

PUTRAJAYA: The government has failed to convince the Federal Court that there are merits in its proposed appeal to restore a ban on a comic book by “Superman” Hew Kuan Yew on China’s Belt and Road initiative.

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Federal Court dismisses govt appeal on Superman Hew's book

Bench rules no novel issues of public importance in questions raised.

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Apex court considers application of Prest in piercing corporate veil

Introduction
A separate legal entity – or rather, a 'corporate veil' – exists to separate a corporate entity from its incorporators upon incorporation. Citing the century-old case
Solomon v A Solomon & Co Ltd,(1) Justice Nallini Pathmanathan stated the following in
Ong Leong Chiou v Keller (M) Sdn Bhd:(2)
The juristic principle comprising the bedrock of company law is the legal fiction that on incorporation, the corporate entity is clothed with a separate and distinct personality. It is a legal person distinct from its members.(3)
It is also well established that the corporate veil can be lifted or pierced when the corporation is used for fraudulent, dishonest and unlawful purposes.

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Malaysia: Court Punishes News Site for Reader Comments

Malaysia: Court Punishes News Site for Reader Comments
Decision Holding Portals Liable Poses Serious Risk to Freedom of Speech
Malaysiakini's editor-in-chief Steven Gan speaks to the media at the Federal Court in in Putrajaya, Malaysia on February 19, 2021.
© 2021 AP Photo/Vincent Thian
(Bangkok) – The Malaysian Federal Court decision holding an online news site responsible for reader comments contravenes international human rights standards and will chill free speech in Malaysia, Human Rights Watch said today.
The court on February 18, 2021, held
Malaysiakini in contempt for five comments posted by readers even though the online portal removed the comments within 12 minutes of being notified of their presence. It imposed a fine of RM500,000 (US$124,000) – more than double the amount sought by the attorney general. The decision highlights the threat to free expression posed by section 114A of the Evidence Act, a provision passed in 2012 that creates a presumption that the host, administrator, or editor of the website on which content appears is liable for publishing that content.

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News media conviction must not set precedent for curbing online expression in Malaysia

Access Now
19 February 2021 | 6:41 am
Access Now is deeply concerned about a precarious precedent set today,
19 February, limiting the right to freedom of expression online in Malaysia, after independent media outlet Malaysiakini was convicted by the country’s highest court for user comments published on its site.
The
Federal Court of Malaysia charged the media outlet’s operator, Mkini Dot Com Sdn Bhd, with contempt of court on a motion moved by the Attorney General relating to the outlet’s alleged failure to moderate five comments on its platform deemed to scandalize the judiciary, fining it RM 500,000 (approx. USD 123,548). The user comments had been deleted by Malaysiakini upon notification by the police.

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