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CLJ CATALOGUE 2017 CONTENT Law Reports 02 CLJ Publications 06 Company Law 08 Banking and Finance 08 Islamic 11 Practice and Procedure 12 Constitutional Law 14 Statutes and Legislation 14 Employment and Labour 17 Arbitration 20 Data Privacy 21 Memoirs and Biographies 21 General Reading 23 CLJ Online 24 SAL Publications 28 Contact Us 35 Order Form 36 law reports CLJ Law Reports CLJ’s Consolidated Index 10 Bound Volumes Per Year CLJ’s Consolidated Index 2011 - 2014 Price : RM2,950 Price : RM600 (Full sets available) (Full sets available) Since its inception some 35 years ago, the The ‘CLJ’s Consolidated Index’ seeks to introduce Current Law Journal (CLJ) has transformed into and bring forth to our subscribers a multi-faceted a first-point legal reference for members of the research tool that will assuredly assist them in judicial, legal and academic fraternities in the their search for cases, legislation and other country. relevant materials published in the CLJ reports of the period in a way that is most efficient, The journal reports cases from the Federal efficacious and time saving. The information Court, the Court of Appeal, the High Court of compiled are comprehensive and concise, Malaya and the High Court of Sabah and and will prove to be indispensable for both Sarawak. It goes without saying that the reports the judicial and legal fraternities. Contents are concise, articulate and elucidatory, and of this volume comprise Table of Articles, cover practically the whole gamut of subject Table of Cases Reported, Table of Legislation matter modules known to law. Judicially Considered and Subject Index all comprehensively and compendiously laid out As a subscriber, you stand to receive a total of for easy reference. 10 print Bound Volumes of the CLJ a year and the indexes for the year. In addition, you will be notified of CLJ’s latest cases & judgments from the court via your email weekly. CLJ Catalogue 2017 03 Industrial Law Reports (ILR) Sessions & Magistrates’ Cases 4 Bound Volumes Per Year (SMC) Price : RM1,045 1 Bound Volume Per Year (Full sets available) Price : RM450 (Full sets available) The ILR does selective reporting on the Industrial Court Awards, as and when they are The birth of the Sessions & Magistrates’ Cases handed down. The Awards reported include or SMC in the year 2012 is very much intertwined Trade Disputes, a variety of Unjust Dismissal with the need to harness, and indeed embrace, claims and landmark Appellate Labour and the reservoir of judgments that are now Industrial Law cases from the Civil Courts. Apart flowing from our “fourth corridor of justice”, the from this, unreported awards are listed down in Subordinate Courts. The judgments reported a special index for a particular year, and in the quarterly journal, together with the distributed to the customer on a miscellanea of reports carried in compendium complimentary basis. form in it – namely the Digest of Sentencing Decisions, Quantum and Liability, Appeal Updates and Judicial Quotes – we have no doubt – will prove beneficial, and indeed indispensable, to the legal practitioners who ply their trade in the courtrooms of the Subordinate Courts, and the legal profession as a whole. 04 CLJ Catalogue 2017 Singapore Law Reports (SLR)* Supreme Court Cases* 5 Bound Volumes Per Year (Full sets available) Price : RM1,800 The Singapore Law Reports (SLR) embodies The Supreme Court Cases (SCC) provides the Singapore’s jurisprudence and is a pillar in the entire case law of the Supreme Court of India, development of the law and the legal system making it a comprehensive and dependable in Singapore. As Singapore’s official law reports source of legal information, and a first source series, the SLR publishes legally-significant of reference for your research on Indian law. decisions of the Supreme Court of Singapore SCC further facilitates its readers with a subject and the Constitutional Tribunal. SLR is a mine of index, chronological table of cases cited, useful precedents for practitioners in areas cross-citations, particular references to the such as Taxation, Intellectual Property and judgments cited and more, thereby making Contractual Disputes. Cases reported in SLR your search for rulings easy and convenient. are prefixed by headnotes prepared by SCC also provides latest case notes from three Justices’ Law Clerks. Each headnote contains, important Common Law Jurisdictions: United inter alia, catchwords, summary of the facts, Kingdom, Singapore and Malaysia. The case summary of the holding, list of case(s) referred notes contain novel developments of law, to and list of legislation referred to. relevant in the Indian and Commonwealth context. The Court of Appeal (CA) cases will be reported in volumes 1 and 2, and the High Court (HC) cases in volumes 3, 4 and 5. • The bound volumes for 1 SLR (CA) and 3 SLR (HC) will be published in June • The bound volumes for 2 SLR (CA) and 4–5 SLR (HC) will be published in December *Postage cost is applicable CLJ Catalogue 2017 05 CLJ publications _________________________________Banking and Finance _________________________________Employment and Labour New New Release Release Islamic Banking In Malaysia: A Practical Guide To The Cases and Commentaries Industrial Relations Act 1967 Authors : Dr Rusni Hassan, Dr Ahmad Authors : T. Balasubramaniam Azam Othman & Dr Norlizah ISBN : 978-967-457-126-9 Mokhtar Pages : 232 ISBN : 978-967-457-125-2 (Hardcover) Price : RM100 (WM) / RM110 (EM) Pages : 592 Published : 2017 Price : RM280 (WM) / RM290 (EM) Published : 2017 The Industrial Relations Act 1967 contains several important provisions pertaining to union Islamic banking in Malaysia has experienced recognition, collective bargaining, trade an overwhelming boom, both in terms of disputes, representation on dismissals, strikes the practice industry and legal development and picketing. Most of these provisions have aspect. For stakeholders and practitioners, the been the subject of interpretation by case practical concern centres, almost always, on laws. Vide this book, more than a hundred the need to ensure that the products and such case laws have been discussed. It is practices abide by the Shariah and complies hoped that HR practitioners and every student with Malaysian law. It is a known fact that at of Human Resource Management will find this times, the Shariah principles did not come on a useful textbook. all fours with the local laws and regulations, necessitating thereby much harmonisation effort for the two standards. CLJ Catalogue 2017 07 _________________________________Company Law _________________________________Banking and Finance BEST BEST SELLER SELLER Listed as “50 Best Malaysian Titles for International Rights 2016/2017” by Majlis Buku Kebangsaan Malaysia Companies Act 2016 Ismail Shariff’s The New Dynamics of Company Law Islamic Banking & Finance: in Malaysia The Law And Practice In Malaysia Authors : Kenneth Foo Poh Khean Author : Mohamed Ismail Shariff & Lee Shih ISBN : 978-967-457-068-2 (Hardcover) ISBN : 978-967-457-120-7 (Hardcover) Pages : 602 Pages : 616 Price : RM290 (WM) / RM300 (EM) Price : RM250 (WM) / RM260 (EM) Published : 2016 Published : 2017 There is some degree of ignorance about the 'Companies Act 2016: The New Dynamics of Company Law in Malaysia' is a practical guide on the newly true basis of Islamic banking and finance enacted Companies Act 2016. The new Act will have a among bankers (even Islamic bankers), lawyers tremendous impact on the corporate legal framework and the general public who are the ultimate and this book will serve as an authoritative text to allow users of the system. The tendency is to think of readers to navigate into this new corporate landscape. It Islamic banking and finance in conventional provides an in-depth analysis and commentary of all the major and significant areas of the new Act. terms and to compare the former to the latter. This will lead to a misunderstanding of the true The Companies Act 2016 is a culmination of nature of the system. Ismail Shariff’s Islamic recommendations from the Companies Commission of Banking and Finance: The Law and Practice in Malaysia and the Corporate Law Reform Committee to revamp the previous Companies Act 1965. In enacting Malaysia seeks to fill some of the void that this new Act, Malaysia has adopted the best practices currently exists in the market. It covers many from other jurisdictions to enable Malaysian companies to areas of the emergent banking system that is compete, innovate and become globalised. Reference novel and intriguing to many who are not to latest case laws from the UK, Australia, Singapore and familiar with Islamic principles of finance. Malaysia will aid readers to understand and navigate the new Act. Readers will also have the benefit to compare and contrast the new Act with the previous provisions under the Companies Act 1965 in order to comprehend the major developments of the law in this area. 08 CLJ Catalogue 2017 _________________________________Banking and Finance _________________________________Banking and Finance Islamic Banking & Finance IFSA 2013: Principles, Instruments & Operations Commentaries On Islamic (2nd Edition) Banking And Finance Authors : Adnan Trakic & Hanifah Haydar Authors : Mohd Johan Lee & Umar Oseni Ali Tajuddin ISBN : 978-967-0820-59-0 (Hardcover) ISBN : 978-967-457-065-1 (Hardcover) Pages : 514 Pages : 882 Price : RM230 (WM) / RM240 (EM) Price : RM290 (WM) / RM300 (EM) Published : 2015 Published : 2016 The enactment of the Islamic Financial Services The second edition of ‘Islamic Banking & Act 2013 (IFSA 2013) marks an exceptional Finance: Principles, Instruments and Operations’ milestone in the development of the domestic provides readers with an extensive, critical, and Islamic financial industry. While the Act caters up-to-date information on Islamic banking and to all regulatory and supervisory aspects of the finance. As with its predecessor, the book emerges industry, this book aims to provide a succinct amidst rapid development in the industry. It is a commentary on the provisions within the comprehensive guide as it discusses the tenets Islamic Banking parameters.
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