Vol. 40 No. 1. Jun. (2013): Journal of Malaysian and Comparative Law

The Journal of Malaysian and Comparative Law (JMCL) is a refereed journal published annually by the Faculty of Law of the University of Malaya. It began publication in 1974 with two issues a year, in June and in December. The JMCL accepts and publishes contributions from scholars all over the world. Its articles, in English reflect its dual character as a Malaysian and comparative law journal. Its subject matter and contents, wide-ranging in character, reflect a bias towards Malaysian and Asian laws.

Published: 2013-06-01

Full Issue

Articles

Re-Identifying Property in The Malaysian Penal Law

Wong Wai Wai

1 - 20
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Adaptive Efficiency and the Corporate Governance of Chinese State-controlled Listed Companies Evidence from the Risk Tolerance of Chinese Domestic Venture Capitalists

Lin Zhang

21 - 48
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An Analysis of ‘the Law’: Legal Positivism

Tay Choon Howe

49 - 66
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Public-Private Partnership Initiative in Nigeria and Its Dispute Resolution Mechanism An Appraisal

M T Adekilekun, O A Olatunji, C C Gan, M M Akanbi

67 - 86
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Establishment of Judicial Commissions in Malaysia and Bangladesh to Strengthen the Constitutional Process of Appointment of Judges of the Higher Judiciary A Comparative Study

M Ehteshamul Bari, Johan Shamsuddin Sabaruddin

87 - end
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Vol. 40 No. 1. Jun. (2013): Journal of Malaysian and Comparative Law

Full Issue

Articles

Re-Identifying Property in The Malaysian Penal Law

Adaptive Efficiency and the Corporate Governance of Chinese State-controlled Listed Companies Evidence from the Risk Tolerance of Chinese Domestic Venture Capitalists

An Analysis of ‘the Law’: Legal Positivism

Public-Private Partnership Initiative in Nigeria and Its Dispute Resolution Mechanism An Appraisal

Establishment of Judicial Commissions in Malaysia and Bangladesh to Strengthen the Constitutional Process of Appointment of Judges of the Higher Judiciary A Comparative Study