Partnership Law in Malaysia - Dr. Samsar Kamar Latif - 9789678925167 - ILBS
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Product Description
“Partnership Law in Malaysia” is aimed at students studying partnership law in institutions of higher learning. It is a compilation of notes resulting from a study of the subject taught by the author, Dr. Samsar Kamar Latif at the Faculty of Law, International Islamic University Malaysia. This book will also be a valuable aid to overseas law graduates as well as the business community, practitioners and the general public who are interested in acquainting themselves with the law of partnership in Malaysia.
The principles of partnership law as contained in the Partnership Act 1961 are explained in detail and numerous local and Commonwealth cases are discussed at length. The important statutes including the Partnership Act 1961 and selected provisions relating to partnership under the Registration of Businesses Act 1956, Registration of Businesses Rules 1957 and Rules of Court 2012 are included in this publication for ease of reference. Sample questions to test readers’ knowledge are also included in this book.
It is hoped that this book equips readers with a good understanding of the basic principles involved and simultaneously, develop critical and analytical skills which are requisites for the study and understanding of partnership law.