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Setiauusaha Suruhanjaya Pasukan Polis v Cheah Yen Kee [2016]2 2 CLJ 791

Judicial Review- Dismissal of Police Officer

 Held : It is a principle of  law based on established judicial precedent that where in a situation where a public decision making body takes into account extraneous factors behind the backs of  the party aggrieved by the decision, the decision of that public authority will be rendered unlawful for being in breach  of the principles of natural justice .......procedurally unfair.

1932- MLJ -1 at page 5

 This is a very old case and much reliance was placed on English and Indian authorities,

CHEW CHENG SWEE V CHAN CHYE  NEO

The only point argued before us was  that the proceedings were in their nature civil and not criminal and that that therefore no appeal lies from the Order of 8th September 1931 under Chapter XXVIII of the CPC.

Held:- There is ample authority in India and in England that maintenance proceedings though criminal in form are really civil matters. [ tokee Bibee v Abdool Khan ILR 5 Calcutta at p. 536 at page 542] 

LEGAL REASONING AND LEGAL WRITING

 

 

Language is the lawyers scalpel.If he cannot use it skillfully, he is apt to butcher his suffering clients case

LEGAL REASONING  AND LEGAL  WRITING
Richard K. Neumann, Jr. Professor at Law.

[2009] 5 AMR 519

exemplary compensation- pampasan teladan 

THANGASAMY BROWN- [2009] 5 AMR 519

Thangasamy  Brown a/l DN Gnanayutham v Pelabuhan Tanjung Pelepas Sdn Bhd & Anor 

Labour Law- Held:- Having concluded that the appellant was engaged for a fixed term of six months and  that the contract would be terminated by effluxion of time on December 31, 2000 there was no question of reinstatement but only compensation to be awarded by the Industrial Court for premature termination arising from the constructive dismissal which occurred on September 25 ,2000.

LTPAHBPP v UTRA BADI K PERUMAL [2000] 3 CLJ 224,239 (CA)

Lembaga Tatatertib Perkhidmatan Awam Hospital Besar Pulau Pinang & Anor v Utra Badi K Perumal
Gopal Sri Ram JCA stated:

" When a person is deprived  of his reputation, it would  in my judgment amount to a deprivation  of life within Art 5(1) of the Federal Constitution.The right to reputation is part and parcel of the human dignity. And it is the fundamental right of every person within the shores of  Malaysia to live with common human dignity."