Comments for LAW.com.my http://www.law.com.my Undang Undang Law & Bar malaysia Mon, 20 Feb 2012 05:09:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on YEAP & CO. (Pulau Pinang) by benedict http://www.law.com.my/2012/02/yeap-co.pulau-pinang/#comment-142 benedict Mon, 20 Feb 2012 05:09:01 +0000 http://www.law.com.my/?p=235#comment-142 <table class="ratings"><tr><td class="rating_label">Professionalism</td><td class="rating_value"><img src="http://www.law.com.my/wp-content/plugins/review-site/images/star.gif" alt="5" /><img src="http://www.law.com.my/wp-content/plugins/review-site/images/star.gif" alt="5" /><img src="http://www.law.com.my/wp-content/plugins/review-site/images/star.gif" alt="5" /><img src="http://www.law.com.my/wp-content/plugins/review-site/images/star.gif" alt="5" /><img src="http://www.law.com.my/wp-content/plugins/review-site/images/star.gif" alt="5" /></td></tr></table>Nice law firm Professionalism 55555

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]]> Comment on Release of PSM6 was goodwill of police by benedict http://www.law.com.my/2011/08/release-of-psm6-was-goodwill-of-police/#comment-140 benedict Sun, 19 Feb 2012 18:21:31 +0000 http://www.law.com.my/?p=212#comment-140 They are not dogs, they are human beings, where's the human right in our country? They are not dogs, they are human beings, where’s the human right in our country?

]]> Comment on Pension by John Chu http://www.law.com.my/2011/03/pension-law-malaysia-retirement-pence/#comment-137 John Chu Thu, 16 Feb 2012 05:12:22 +0000 http://www.law.com.my/?p=61#comment-137 Hi Benedict, Herewith are the following facts with regards to myself: 1. I am still a Malaysian citizen and a pensioner and have not taken up Australian citizensjip yet and live in Perth. 2. I would like your legal advice as regards to: Will i loose my Malaysian pension if i take up Australain citizenship( I retired sometime in 1986) Will i be eligible to receive a derivative pension if my pensioner spouse passsed away if i am no longer a Malaysian citizen ( we both retired sometime in 1986) Thank you John Choo Hi Benedict,
Herewith are the following facts with regards to myself:
1. I am still a Malaysian citizen and a pensioner and have not taken up Australian citizensjip yet and live in Perth.
2. I would like your legal advice as regards to:
Will i loose my Malaysian pension if i take up Australain citizenship( I retired sometime in 1986)
Will i be eligible to receive a derivative pension if my pensioner spouse passsed away if i am no longer a Malaysian citizen ( we both retired sometime in 1986)
Thank you
John Choo

]]> Comment on Pension by benedict http://www.law.com.my/2011/03/pension-law-malaysia-retirement-pence/#comment-136 benedict Wed, 15 Feb 2012 12:54:55 +0000 http://www.law.com.my/?p=61#comment-136 When did you take up Australian citizenship? I have obtained Australia PR as well. Which city are you living in? When did you take up Australian citizenship? I have obtained Australia PR as well. Which city are you living in?

]]> Comment on Pension by benedict http://www.law.com.my/2011/03/pension-law-malaysia-retirement-pence/#comment-135 benedict Wed, 15 Feb 2012 12:50:45 +0000 http://www.law.com.my/?p=61#comment-135 Your Malaysian citizenship will be revoked if you obtain citizenship of another country as Malaysia government does not allow dual citizenship. So does your pension. Your Malaysian citizenship will be revoked if you obtain citizenship of another country as Malaysia government does not allow dual citizenship. So does your pension.

]]> Comment on Pension by John Chu http://www.law.com.my/2011/03/pension-law-malaysia-retirement-pence/#comment-134 John Chu Wed, 15 Feb 2012 11:43:09 +0000 http://www.law.com.my/?p=61#comment-134 I have some heresay knowledge of the pensions law with regards to pensioners taking up citizenship of another country. Can you kindly confirm for me please the following: 1. That a person who joins the public service before 15/5/1986 and subsequently retires will continue to receive his pension even if he takes up citizenship of another country. 2. That derivative pension will be paid to the remaining spouse if one of the couple passes on ( both are pensioners ) Appreciate your assistance John Choo I have some heresay knowledge of the pensions law with regards to pensioners taking up citizenship of another country. Can you kindly confirm for me please the following:
1. That a person who joins the public service before 15/5/1986 and subsequently retires will continue to receive his pension even if he takes up citizenship of another country.
2. That derivative pension will be paid to the remaining spouse if one of the couple passes on ( both are pensioners )

Appreciate your assistance

John Choo

]]> Comment on Pension by John Chu http://www.law.com.my/2011/03/pension-law-malaysia-retirement-pence/#comment-131 John Chu Thu, 09 Feb 2012 11:53:19 +0000 http://www.law.com.my/?p=61#comment-131 i have read through your article and find that it is comprehensive. But have an observation to make, in that this article is outdated as it does not cover acts such as the abolishing of residency requirement to enjoy pensions adjustment.And pensions now can be paid to pensioners who have taken up citizenship of another country effective from 1/12008. Are you able to advice me whether the remaining spouse is entitled to receive the pension of the deceased if both are citizens of another country thank you. John Choo i have read through your article and find that it is comprehensive. But have an observation to make, in that this article is outdated as it does not cover acts such as the abolishing of residency requirement to enjoy pensions adjustment.And pensions now can be paid to pensioners who have taken up citizenship of another country effective from 1/12008.
Are you able to advice me whether the remaining spouse is entitled to receive the pension of the deceased if both are citizens of another country
thank you. John Choo

]]> Comment on Companies Law and Procedures – Malaysia by Valerie Kam http://www.law.com.my/2011/03/companies-law-and-procedures-malaysia/#comment-37 Valerie Kam Sun, 14 Aug 2011 19:41:31 +0000 http://www.law.com.my/?p=75#comment-37 In many countries like the US where I currently reside, companies can be formed and owned by only ONE person if the company does NOT owe any money and does not wish to have partners. The company can an LLC (limited liability company) or S-corporation or just a regular corporation. I understand that in Malaysia, you need at least 2 person. This seems kind of rigid and OBSOLETE/OUTDATED. When can Malaysia be more flexible in allowing a company to be owned solely by ONE person? If I want to start a small business, it doesn't matter which country in the world, many people just prefer NOT to have partners. If one does NOT owe any money NOR have any shares to the public but still want the benefit of separating company assets from personal assets rather than sole proprietorship, many people choose to incorporate. Please let me know when Malaysia can do something about allowing a ONE person company? Any chance that this suggestion can be placed for voting by authorities or the public to see if this can pass? Thanks. In many countries like the US where I currently reside, companies can be formed and owned by only ONE person
if the company does NOT owe any money
and does not wish to have partners.
The company can an LLC (limited liability
company) or S-corporation or just
a regular corporation.

I understand that in Malaysia, you need
at least 2 person. This seems kind of
rigid and OBSOLETE/OUTDATED.

When can Malaysia be more flexible
in allowing a company to be owned
solely by ONE person?

If I want to start a small business, it
doesn’t matter which country in the
world, many people just prefer NOT
to have partners. If one does NOT
owe any money NOR have any shares
to the public but still want the benefit
of separating company assets from
personal assets rather than sole
proprietorship, many people choose
to incorporate.

Please let me know when Malaysia
can do something about allowing a
ONE person company?
Any chance that this suggestion
can be placed for voting by authorities
or the public to see if this can pass?

Thanks.

]]> Comment on Employees Provident Fund – EPF(KWSP) Malaysia by Lingo http://www.law.com.my/2011/03/employees-provident-fund-epfkwsp-malaysia/#comment-35 Lingo Sat, 13 Aug 2011 08:43:32 +0000 http://www.law.com.my/?p=56#comment-35 I am not foreign worker or expat. I am a foreign spouse married to Malaysian. May I know that how much the employer contribution for foreign spouse worker? Should foreign spouse worker categorized to the 12% or RM 5? I'm really confused, as my current employer is only willing to pay RM5 as it said that EPF's rule but, my previous company, my employer contribute me 12%. Pls advise Thanks.. I am not foreign worker or expat. I am a foreign spouse married to Malaysian. May I know that how much the employer contribution for foreign spouse worker?
Should foreign spouse worker categorized to
the 12% or RM 5?
I’m really confused, as my current employer is only willing to pay RM5 as it said that EPF’s rule but, my previous company, my employer contribute me 12%.

Pls advise
Thanks..

]]> Comment on Garnishee Proceedings in Malaysia Law by eunice choo http://www.law.com.my/2011/03/garnishee-proceedings-in-malaysia-law/#comment-33 eunice choo Fri, 05 Aug 2011 02:41:45 +0000 http://www.law.com.my/?p=99#comment-33 Can the JC garnishee the JD's monthly salary? If the JD leaves the employment, the garnishee order has no effect anymore,right? Can the JC garnishee the JD’s monthly salary? If the JD leaves the employment, the garnishee order has no effect anymore,right?

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