CIVIL LITIGATION IN MALAYSIA ( A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO DRAFTING PLEADINGS ) - 9789678925488 - ILBS
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Civil Litigation in Malaysia : A Practical Guide to Drafting Pleadings combines the principles of litigation practice with practical applications that are geared especially to the needs of law students and young legal practitioners who are new to the world of civil litigation. This book provides information and the critical skills necessary for civil litigation, focusing on skills to draft and file a civil suit at the initial stage of a civil action.
Practical, easy to understand, and thoroughly up-to-date, this book helps you grasp the details of today’s litigation practice by providing samples of legal documents, such as writ, statement of claim, originating summons, affidavit in support and the relevant orders so that readers are familiar with the document that they will encounter. Each sample is accompanied by detailed commentaries that explain the text material. Civil Litigation in Malaysia : A Practical Guide to Drafting Pleadings enables aspiring varsity students, chambering pupils and young lawyers to quickly grasp the fundamentals of drafting pleadings and is fully based on the Rules of Court 2012.