Tutorial 1: Alternative Dispute Resolution: Concept & Selected Processes
1. Discuss the common values and differences in philosophies and motivation under
ADR.
2. What are the components of ADR?
3. Explain the followings:
a. Negotiation
Negotiation is the
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Topic 1
Historical Development & Rationale
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT
The development of private international law in continental Europe can
be traced to as far back as the 13th century owing to the Roman Empires
influence across Eur
MEDIATION ACT 2012 (ACT 749)
MEDIATION has long been embraced in Malaysia as a form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). Several
professional institutions such as the Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre of Arbitartion (KLRCA), Malaysian
Mediation Centre (MMC
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Topic 5: Substance & Procedure
INTRODUCTION
Matters of procedure are governed by the lex fori, English law,
whatever be the lex causae, for example, the French governing
law of a contract.
It is easy enough to state that subst
CHAPTER 2:
MEDIATION BY DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS
ORGANIZATIONS OFFERING MEDIATION
Kuala Lumpur Regional Centre for Arbitration (KLRCA)
Malaysian Mediation Centre (MMC, Bar Council)
Malaysian Chartered institute of Arbitration
Financial Mediation Bureau (FM
KLRCA MEDIATION RULES
(REVISED 2013)
KLRCA Model Mediation Clause
"Where, in the event of a dispute arising out of or relating to
this contract, the parties wish to seek an amicable settlement
of that dispute by mediation, the mediation shall take place i
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Topic 3: Domicile
INTRODUCTION
Domicile is a connecting factor which links a person with a particular legal
system, and the law of his domicile is his personal law.
That law determines, in principle, whether a man or woman has
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Topic 2: Choice of laws Rules
GENERAL RULES
The simplest rules are:
The formal validity of a marriage is governed by the law of the place of
celebration.
Capacity to marry is governed by the law of the parties domiciles.
Suc
Tutorial Question: Mooting Part 2 (Oral Presentations):
Appearing and Performing In A Moot
IN THE COURT OF APPEAL
GALA v PUBLIC PROSECUTOR
Gala went on holiday to Penang and stayed with his old friend Malang. Malang owned a large
bungalow in a secluded pa
A GUIDE TO
MOOTING AND
ADVOCACY
1
Introduction
Mooting has been around for centuries.
But while it has continued to be a most
important part of life and education of law
students and lawyers, 'as little as 20 years ago,
mooting was a fringe activity' wide
PART 2
PREPARING FOR THE MOOT
CONTENTS
GETTING STARTED
WORKING OUT ARGUMENTS
SPLITTING THE WORK
SUPPORTING ARGUMENTS
SKELETON ARGUMENTS
LIST OF AUTHORITIES
MEMORIALS
GOLDEN RULES
1
GETTING STARTED
THE VERY FIRST THING TO DO IS TO ACQUIRE AN
UND
Ethics and the Law
Chapter 1
A Debate about Ethics
Characters:
Mrs. Martinez.Ms. Walton
Thai Jacoy
Jamila Ironisha
Felicia
Peggy.Kerisha
Daniel Jacoy
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Defining Ethics
Section 1.1
What You Will Learn
How ethical decisions are made
When to apply the g
Law Ethics and Morality
Professional boards and organizations have
written codes which hold members to a
higher standard than the law imposesethics codes
Violation can lead to revocation of license,
suspension of rights to practice, censure, or
penalties
Law of Contract
Tony Walmsley and Emma Teare
Requirements for a contract
Offer + Acceptance = Agreement
Consideration
Intention to Create Legal Relations
Offer or Invitation to Treat?
An offer once accepted creates an agreement
An offer can be contra
Introduction
Arbitration is a alternative form of dispute resolution to litigation which does
not requires recourse to the Courts. It is a consensual process in the sense that it will
only apply if the parties agree it should.
Arbitration grew out of the
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BACHELOR OF LAW
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UAD2612 ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
UM245C
LECTURER: Dr Mohamed Ishak B. Abdul Hamid.
Tutorial 1: Alternative Dispute Resolution: Concept & Selected Processes
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Tutorial 2: Mediation by Government Organizations
1.
Discuss the concept of Court-Annexed Mediation and the procedural aspects of its application.
Textbook: concept: pg 433-pg434
Procedure :pg 442-444
2.
Discuss the role of the Kuala Lumpur Regional Arbit
TUTORIAL 3 : CONCEPTS OF ISLAMIC ADR
1.
Discuss the historical development and practices of Islamic ADR before and after the advent
of Islam in Arabia.
Before the advent of Islam, different civilizations of the world were known to have had their own uniqu
Arbitration
Focus of Scope & Application of Arbitration Act 2005 (Act 646)
1. Section 3: Application to arbitrations and awards in Malaysia (provision for "Opt-In" and "Opt-Out" (in respect of
International Arbitration and Domestic Arbitration)
2. Section
Tutorial 4: Scope and Application of the Arbitration Act 2005
1. Explain to what extent the Arbitration Act 2005 give parties greater autonomy over the
conduct of the arbitration?
Section 40: Consolidation of proceedings and concurrent hearings.
Section 4
Law and Society
Law in our Lives
Law in our Lives
Rules versus Laws
Rules resemble laws
There can be penalties for breaking
established rules
Rules however, are not enforced by
the courts
You can avoid rules but not laws,
regardless of your opinion about
Chapter 1
Introduction to Law and
Legal Reasoning
1: What is Law ?
Natural Law view.
Positivist view.
Historical view.
Legal Realism view.
2
Natural Law
Assumes that law, rights and ethics are
based on universal moral principals
inherent in nature discove
UNIT 3
Separation of Powers
Statute Law in Britain
The Doctrine of
Separation of Powers
a model for the governance of democratic states
closely linked to the RULE OF LAW
John Locke (1690) if the same person has the power to
make laws and execute them,
LEGAL FOUNDATIONS
David Hughes
CL 1.75
[email protected]
Tel: 01642738160
1
LEGAL FOUNDATIONS: AIMS
1.
2.
3.
4.
Providing you with an understanding and
overview of the English Legal System
Introducing you to the skills of finding and
reading legal mater
Substantive criminal law defines what types of
conduct are criminal and prescribes the penalties to
be imposed for engagement in that conduct.
Procedural criminal law involves the rules designed
to implement the substantive law. It is concerned
with the c
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MalayanLawJournalArticles
1993
MEETINGOFMINDSWITHOUTPLEADINGS
Choong Yeow Choy
University of Malaya
Pleadingsserveatwofoldpurpose.First,pleadingsinformeachpartywhatt
MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY
MELAKA
FACULTY OF LAW
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BACHELOR OF LAW
TRIMESTER 1 2014/2015
UAD2612 ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
UM245C
LECTURER: Dr Mohamed Ishak B. Abdul Hamid.
Tutorial 4: Scope and Application of the Arbitration Act 2005
No
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1
Student I
MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY
MELAKA
FACULTY OF LAW
(FOL)
BACHELOR OF LAW
TRIMESTER 1 2014/2015
UAD2612 ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
UM245C
LECTURER: Dr Mohamed Ishak B. Abdul Hamid.
Tutorial 3: The Accreditation of Mediator Option or Obligation?
No
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1
Student
MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY
MELAKA
FACULTY OF LAW
(FOL)
BACHELOR OF LAW
TRIMESTER 1 2014/2015
UAD2612 ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
UM245C
LECTURER: Dr Mohamed Ishak B. Abdul Hamid.
Tutorial 2: Mediation by Government Organizations
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Student ID
Name
Signa
MEDICAL
LAW &
Ethics - signifies moral
values
Medical ethics moral
principles for registered
medical practitioners in their
dealings with each other,
their patients and state
Medical etiquette
conventional laws, customs
of courtesy and code of
conduct for
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