Pinned Down....

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Salam,

I am a bit busy with my latest assignment, namely drafting a society's constitutional laws. I was instructed by the committee that the society going to have 'a lot of ready members' approximately around more than 10, 000 members for a start! fuh...that make me even have to do my work extra careful. I don't want the future of the society members jeopardize simply because of my recklessness in drafting its constitution. I hope I can finish my 2nd draft my these few days.

When I finish, I hope I can start writing back about court cases I handled. One quite interesting case I intend to write is about land matters in Perak worth about more than one million ringgit. can wait to share with you all...

till then...

regards,
Kamarul Irzuan
Advocate & Solicitor, High Court of Malaya.

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