MALAYSIAN LEGAL SYSTEM

Written law is a source of Malaysian law which includes the folowing except:

• subsudiary legislation

• English law

• Federal and State Constitution

• Legislation

who has the legislative power to made law on internal security, defence, external affairs and finance?

• Parliament

• Cabinet

• State Legislative Assembly

• Executve Council

Ramu had made a contract to sell a diamond ring to Sugu for RM 1 million on May 10. After delivering the diamond ring to Sugu on May 30, Ramu has not yet received any payment from Sugu until today. Therefore, he intended to take legal action aganist Sugu.

Which court has the jurisdiction to hear and determine the case above?

• Penghulu Court

• Magistrate Court

• Session Court

• High Court

Federal Court, Court of Appeal, High Court are classed as a...

• subordinate courts

• superior courts

• supreme councils

• superior councils

which of the following is not unwritten law?

• English Common law and rules of equity

• judicial decisions of the superior courts

• Federal constitution and State Constitution

• Customs of the local inhabitants

In respect of Article 74(2) Federal Constitution, Legislature of State may make laws to any of matters enumerated in...

• Federal list set out in the Ninth Schedule

• Federal list and concurrent list set out in the Ninth Schedule

• State list set out in the Ninth Schedule

• State list and concurrent list set out in the Ninth Schedule

the legislation made by the executive body through delegation of power by the legislative body is known as

• primary legislation

• subsidiary legislation

• common legislation

• conferred legislation

Federal constitution, State constitution and Statue are refers to as a

• sources of written law

• sources of constitution

• sources of unwritten law

• source sof legislative body

The supreme law for Malaysia is ..

• State constitution

• Federal constitution

• English law

• Legislation

Selangor Administration of Islamic Law Enacment 1989.

The above law is enacted by...

• Parliament of Malaysia

• Menteri Besar of Selangor

• Selangor State legislative Assembly

• Yang di Pertuan Agong