Legal in Malaysia

I managed to 'steal' my time to watch my ever-fan movie; James Bond just now at KLCC...but something is missing in this new film, the actions were good, 'bon girls' were ok, but still not enough...NO MR. Q!!!! no new gadget!!! not enough budget I guest.... (not worth for my lost 'time') ceh....

I would like to congratulate Mr Obama on his winning, may he lead US to a 'better' country.

Hi, Theses answers are referring to last post (questions asked via email). So you need to read first the questions before reading these answer (otherwise you wont understand, hehe)   Facts:- Sender's parent and sister owned a business which was closed due to no business activity Sender's mom caveat family property (God knows why), I make my own presumption that it involves lands or house i.e. non moveable property Sender's father not satisfied, both mom and father has their own lawyer Questions and answers ( in italic) :- Is that the person who caveat the property has the only right to remove the caveat by signing the "Removal of Caveat" Form? No, any other 'interested person' who has been aggrieved by such caveat may apply to remove the caveat. Interested person means, person who has locus standi /beneficiary / registered title in the property. Apply to remove the caveat may be done through due process of law, in court.   OR, any two directors of t...

From: (deleted) Sent: Tuesday, 28 Oct, 2008 10: 55 AM Reply-to: (deleted) To: ki_my@hotmail.com Dear Mr Kamarul Irzuan, Sorry to email you in such a inappropriate timing, but I don't know where else i can seek for legal help. My parents and my sister used to own a small business, but since they are not having any business for these few recent years, so my dad decide to shut the company down. But, my dad felt shock knowing that my mum had caveat the property. So, both my mom and my dad decided to have their own lawyer to settle this problem, but both the lawyers has different word and opinions which make myself quite blur. Thing has been dragged for at least half a year, I wish to settle this matter as soon as possible within my capability. So, I will have a few questions that I would like to ask, hoping that I can get a rough picture of how it works: 1) Is that the person who caveat the property has the only right to remove the caveat by signing the "Removal of Caveat...

Last post I promised to show how to file stay of proceeding in order to stop execution of a judgment against you for example in a writ of seizure and sale. Remember this post is not to encourage judgment debtor not to pay his or her debt but rather to negotiate with the judgment creditor or an alternative to solve the debt problem. So to make it easier to give example, I pick one of execution method namely the writ of seizure and sale. Those who don't understand what the 'heck' is that please refer to my old post. Now, let me give you an example; assuming that a judgment has been obtained against you and that the 'wining party' called the judgment creditor wants to enforce it against you by writ seizure and sale i.e. to seal you property inside your house and auction it out to satisfy the judgment sum (debt). As what I have written before, you may have 14 days to satisfy the debt before the public auction. In normal circumstance, the judgment creditor does not want ...