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Native court in Sabah

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Native Court of Sabah was established under

a)

Sabah Native Courts Enactment 1990

b)

Sabah Native Courts Enactment 1991

c)

Sabah Native Courts Enactment 1992

d)

Sabah Native Courts Enactment 1990

2.

The hierarchy of Native Court Sabah in descending order

a)

District Native Court, Native Court and Native Court of Appeal

b)

Native Court of Appeal, District Native Court and Native Court

c)

Native Court, District Native Court and Native Court of Appeal

3.

A District Native Court shall consist of the District Chief of the district as the presiding member.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Which is the function of Native Court of Sabah?

a)

Mechanism for settling disputes concerning breach of customary law among natives and non natives in the state.

b)

Mechanism for settling disputes concerning breach of contract law among natives in the state.

c)

Mechanism for settling disputes concerning breach of tort law among natives in the state.

d)

Mechanism for settling disputes concerning breach of customary law among natives in the state.

5.

Which section in Native Courts Enactments 1992 provides that YDPA has the power to establish Native Courts?

a)

Section 1

b)

Section 2

c)

Section 3

d)

Section 4

6.

Section 5 (2) of Sabah Native Courts Enactment 1992 stated that _______________ shall consist of a Judge as President.

a)

Native Courts

b)

District Native Courts

c)

Native Court of Appeal

7.

Native Courts shall have no jurisdiction in respect of any cause or matter within the jurisdiction of the Syariah Courts or the Civil Courts. This statement is under

a)

Section 6 (1) of Sabah Native Courts Enactment 1992

b)

Section 6 (2) of Sabah Native Courts Enactment 1992

c)

Section 9 of Sabah Native Courts Enactment 1992

d)

Section 9 (2) of Sabah Native Courts Enactment 1992

8.

Which case in concerning about breach of custom?

a)

Gulis v Malon

b)

Anggalung & Induyun v R

c)

Kalito v Chin Ah Hee

d)

Nunding v Itim

9.

The defendants in each of the suits shall pay the plaintiff nominal damages for trespass in the sum of RM10. The court held is in case of

a)

Ensui Gudul @ Godol v Suin @ Abdul Samad bin Dongkiris & Ors [2011] 3 MLJ 498

b)

Ng Kon Yu v Sakim bin Saiking & Ors [2006] 3 MLJ 533

10.

What is the provision used in both cases?

a)

Section 82 of the Sabah Land Ordinance 1980

b)

Section 84 of the Sabah Land Ordinance 1980

c)

Section 86 of the Sabah Land Ordinance 1980

d)

Section 88 of the Sabah Land Ordinance 1980