LAW 448 TUTORIAL LEGAL SYSTEM NO.2

Subsidiary legislation exists because laws made by Parliament _________________

• are comprehensible to the general public.

• are not sufficient to govern everyday matters.

• are sufficient to govern everyday matters.

• are not transparent enough for the general public

_______ is also known as delegated legislation.

• Subsidiary Legislation

• Legislation

• Enactment

• Ordinance

Which of the following is NOT a source of law in Malaysia?

• Judicial Precedent

• Legal Articles

• Islamic Law

• Common Law

__________________________ is a personal law applicable to the natives of Sabah and Sarawak.

• Judicial Precedent

• Customary Law

• Islamic Law

• English Law

Which the following is the supreme law of the land?

• Federal Constitution

• Citation of cases

• Enactment

• Act of Parliament

Regarding display of goods in a shop, the shop-owner merely holds himself prepared to consider _________ made to him at the suggested price.

• Acceptance

• Consideration

• Proposals

• Promises

Encik Thava advertised that he would propose a reward for RM 200 to anyone who would return his lost Lenovo handset. An advertisement of reward for the return of lost handset is known as ________________

• A proposal made to an individual

• Counter-proposal

• Certainty

• A proposal made to the general public

Which of the following is NOT the way in which law is classified?

• Public law and private law.

• Substantive law and procedural law.

• Written and Unwritten law.

• Rules of law good governance.

9. Courts of Special Jurisdiction are made up of the following courts: 

• a) Industrial Court, Court for Children, Syariah Court and Court of Appeal

• b) Magistrates Court, Sessions Court, Penghulu Court and Martial Court.

• c) Native Court, Martial Court, Syariah Court, Court for Children

• d) High Court, Court of Appeal, Federal Court, Labour Court.