DESTINI BANGSAKU (LEGAL DISCOURSE)

KEKUATAN SESEORANG MAHASISWA TERLETAK DI   PERKATAAN ‘MAHASISWA’ ITU SENDIRI. M = MATANG A = AGAMA H = HOLISTIK A = AKAL S = SAYANG I = ILMU S = SOSIAL W = WAWASAN A = AKRAB

JEMPUTAN PENYERTAAN DAN PEMBENTANGAN KERTAS KERJA SEMINAR PENGURUSAN ASRAMA PERINGKAT KEBANGSAAN (SPARK) 2011 ANJURAN UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA (UiTM) DAN MAJLIS PERUMAHAN UNIVERSITI – UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA (MAPUM) TEMA SEMINAR      :     “MEMPERKASA PENGURUSAN PELAJAR LUAR KAMPUS (NR)” TARIKH                    :       19 DISEMBER 2011   (ISNIN ) HINGGA 21 DISEMBER 2011 (RABU) TEMPAT                   :         HOTEL ROYALE BINTANG, SEREMBAN, NEGERI SEMBILAN PENGENALAN Seminar Pengurusan Asrama Peringkat Kebangsaan (SPARK) 2011 adalah merupakan seminar yang dianjurkan dwi tahunan. Pengurusan Asrama menjadi semakin penting dan mencabar bagi melahirkan graduan yang cemerlang dan terbilang. Justeru itu penganjuran Seminar Pengurusan Asrama Peringkat Kebangsaan (SPARK) 2011 amat bertepatan bagi menjadi platfom perkongsian maklumat dalam menguruskan asrama di IPTA masing-masing.             TAJUK DAN TEMA KERTAS KERJA : Jawatankuasa Seminar SPARK 2011 menjemput pembentangan kertas kerj

•          A policy of insurance, being a chose in action, is prima facie freely assignable. •          Any assignment of the policy does not transfer to the assignee rights other than those arising under the policy itself •          Thus, if the policy is voidable due to the negligence of the assignor’s broker, the assignment of the policy does not also assign any right against the broker. •          Conditions for valid assignment: 1.     The consent of the insurer must be obtained 2.     To avoid problems of insurable interest, the assignment of the policy & its underlying subject matter must be contemporaneous 3.     The assignment must be in proper form Consent of the Insurer •          The willingness of equity to permit assignment of choses in action has always been confined to cases ‘where it can make no difference to the person on whom the obligation lies to which of two parties he shall discharge it’ •          It is clearly of the utmost importance to an insurer to k

ASSIGNMENT Different forms of assignment 1. Assignment of the subject matter of the policy   -eg.the sale of a property. 2.   Assignment of the policy itself. -eg fire insurance policy 3. Assignment of the proceeds of the policy itself. - The right to recover under it A)   Assignment of the subject matter of the policy •          Where the insured voluntarily disposes of his entire interest in the subject matter insured under a policy, •          whether by sale or gift, •          it is clear from the common law indemnity principle that the insured will be unable to present a claim under the policy on the happening of an insured peril, •            as he cannot suffer any loss & has no insurable interest •          If the subject matter is:        i.             merely mortgaged to a third party,     ii.             if there is a contract of sale under which the insured has retained the risk in or ownership of the subject matter   iii.             If the insured has assigne

The inaugural 2011 International Islamic Finance and Business Symposium and Halal Carnival (IIBSC 2011) will be held  in Malaysia from Thursday to Saturday, 6 -8 October 2011 bringing international delegates to Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), Shah Alam to share  their latest research findings. The venue will be at our prestigious newly-completed Dewan Agong Tuanku Canselor UiTM that can accommodate 4000 participants and is perfect to house the entire Symposium as well as Carnival. IIBSC 2011 is organized by the Institute of Business Excellence (IBE), Faculty of Business Management and Department of Students Affair, Universiti Teknologi MARA,  Malaysia and co-organized by University of East London, University of Sharjah, UAE and The Halal  Science Center, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.  Many big players from the industry are also engaging with us in this maiden event. by being co-sponsors. Participants and visitors can look forward to a grand official opening by YB Datuk Mukhr

n   Life insurance: Requiring interest at the time a policy is effected. Dalby v India & London Life Assurance CO [1854]139 ER 465 n   Marine insurance: As marine policies are contracts of indemnity, the insured must possess an insurable interest at the date of the loss. n   Property: at the date of the loss.

n   Possibility that the assured is doing no more than wagering with the insurer on the continued safety of the insured subject matter. n   An insured that stands to benefit from early destruction of what has been insured will be tempted to take steps to bring about such early destruction .   THE DEFINITION OF INSURABLE INTEREST n   The root decision is that given by Lawrence J in Lucena v. Craufurd and Others [1806] 2 Bos & Pul (NR) 269 n     the Commissioners of Admiralty had taken possession of a Dutch ship during the Napoleonic Wars and wished to insure it for its voyage home from St Helena to England. The House of Lords was ultimately required to decide whether the Commissioners had sufficient insurable interest to support such a policy n   "...a man must somehow or other be interested in the preservation of the subject matter exposed to perils...a man is interested in a thing to whom advantage may arise or prejudice may happen from the circumstances which may attend t

DEFINITION: 1.                   Any conduct that tends to bring the authority & the administration of the law into disrespect or disregard, or to interfere with or prejudice parties, litigants, their witness during the litigation . 2.                   R v Gray [1900] , Lord Rusell CJ : Any act done or writing published calculated to bring a Court or a judge of the Court into contempt, or to lower his authority, is a contempt of Court. Jurisdiction to punish for contempt 1.                   Article 126 Federal Constitution: Federal Court/ Court of Appeal/ High Court shall have power to punish any contempt of itself. 2.                   S. 13 Courts of Judicature Act, 1964 : Federal Court/ Court of Appeal/ High Court shall have power to punish any contempt of itself. 3.                   S.99A, 3 rd Schedule Subordinate Courts Act 1948, Item 26 Types of contempt 1.                   Contempt in the face of the court                    i)             Misbehaviour / improper