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Pure Economic Loss In Construction Defects: The Malaysian Perspective Introduction Before we go into the substance of the aforementioned subject…
Financing By Co-operatives In Malaysia: Frequently Asked Questions Introduction Thinking of starting a co-operative in Malaysia to offer financing solutions…
Introduction The Construction Industry Payment & Adjudication Act 2012 (“CIPAA”) introduces a significant shift in handling unpaid claims by allowing…
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In contemporary agreements, it has become customary for parties to include arbitration clauses without fully comprehending the financial implications. Consequently,…
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