INTRODUCTION TO MALAYSIA LEGAL SYSTEMS

Public Law consists of the following EXCEPT

• Tort Law

• Administrative Law

• Criminal Law

• Constitutional Law

Law can be define as _____________

• rules that provide guidance to human

• set of regulation set by the government

• set of rules and regulation set by the government to regulate the human

• all above are correct

Body of rules that exits to fill in the gab in the common law is known as__________

• British Law

• Customs

• Equity

• Islamic Law

Two main sources of Islamic Law are Al-Quran and IJMA

• True

• True

Islam is the religion of the Federation is clearly stated in State Constitution

• True

• False

‘Doctrine of binding judicial precedent’ means

• The argument made by the lawyer in the courts

• Is the body of law

• Particular judicial rule

• The decision made by the judge courts

Common law is only applicable in Malaysia when________

• There is no other provision has been made as a written law

• It is not suitable with our local circumstances

• It is allow by the parliament

• All the above

Below are example of unwritten law EXCEPT ___

• Islamic Law

• Customs

• Federal Law

• Common Law

________________ is the law that governs the relationship between individuals

• Public Law

• Private Law

• Individual law

• Criminal Law

English law is categorized under ___________

• written law

• public law

• unwritten law

• private law