In today’s increasingly complex strata titles framework, this book serves as a practical, accessible guide to Malaysia’s strata management law, drawing from statutes, key judicial decisions, and Strata Management Tribunal (SMT) practice to bridge legislation and everyday application.

Authored by a seasoned legal practitioner with over 33 years of experience in dispute resolution, corporate and commercial litigation, and advisory work, this book instils confidence in every page. Readers can trust its authoritative insights, drawn from decades of real-world expertise. Its logical layout ensures swift navigation to any specific issue, making it the indispensable go-to companion in Malaysia’s fast-evolving world of strata management.

Navigate Strata Challenges: The Essential Handbook for Management, Dispute Resolution & Tribunal Wins

Key features:

• Comprehensive and up-to-date coverage of Malaysian strata law
• Content structured from formation to termination of strata scheme
• Strong practical focus on governance and compliance
• Detailed guidance on by-laws, charges, and property management
• Clear explanation of parcel owners' rights and remedies
• Step-by-step guide to the Strata Management Tribunal
• Case law-driven analysis
• Written for practitioners and property professionals, not just academics
• Ideal as both a desk reference and a training resource

In today’s dynamic world, the development of infrastructure, buildings, factories, schools and residences is underpinned by construction law which regulates and determines the execution of building and construction work. The complexity of building projects and construction contracts often gives rise to various disputes which require resolution. Due to the large sums of money involved in building projects, the resolution of disputes is usually long drawn out and concerns many intricate and inter-related legal issues.

Construction law is a vast field comprising diverse legal topics. The ever-evolving boundaries of construction law constantly challenge a clear demarcation of what this subject entails. This book is intended to be a practitioner’s reference to construction law. Through its comprehensive coverage, it is an indispensable repository of knowledge on construction law. Containing 46 well-structured chapters, this book provides detailed and practical analysis of the applicable law and practice.

Written by an author with long experience in construction law, the content provides invaluable treatment of construction law supported by local and foreign case law as well as industry forms of contract and guidelines. The two volumes provide invaluable exposition on the position of the law and its practical application. A copious number of cases have been succinctly summarised and presented to serve as guides on how legal principles operate in practice.

This book is one not to be missed by architects, quantity surveyors, claims consultants, construction lawyers, developers, contractors, arbitrators, lecturers and students of construction law.

Key features:

• Provides unrivalled coverage of construction law topics in 46 chapters.
• Gives a clear and comprehensive exposition of construction law across a wide spectrum of topics to facilitate its use.
• Illuminates areas of construction law which are seldom covered in most construction law books.
• Suggests approaches to be made in dealing with unsettled and difficult areas of the law guided by doctrinal coherence and consistency.
• Emphasises the use of plain and simple language.
• Legal analysis is richly supported by cases, both local and foreign, to empower a holistic appreciation of the law.
• Case precedents are placed in separate sections for easy reference.
• Cases are described in suitable detail in an engaging manner for better understanding.
• Describes the development, evolution and shaping of the law to promote comprehension and appreciation of the principles.
• Issues are analysed from different perspectives to enhance breadth of knowledge and legal reasoning.

In today’s fast-changing global economy, international trade and shipping law have become increasingly complex – shaped by cross-border regulations, sanctions regimes, and evolving commercial practices. The Law and Practice of International Trade and Shipping offers a timely and comprehensive guide to this dynamic field, blending doctrinal clarity with practical insight. This book provides an in-depth exploration of how international trade and shipping law intersect in practice. Few areas of commerce demand such a close integration of law and industry knowledge – where legal principles guide everyday operations, and industry customs in turn shape legal outcomes.

Authored by Philip Teoh, an accomplished practitioner with over three decades of experience in Singapore and Malaysia, the work draws on his extensive courtroom experience, including landmark Admiralty cases such as The Istana VI, which helped shape Malaysia’s maritime jurisprudence.

Covering the full spectrum of international commerce, the book examines the WTO trading system, trade finance, international sales, and the carriage of goods by sea, encompassing vessel chartering, bills of lading, and related shipping documents. It also provides detailed discussions on container shipping, cargo operations, marine insurance, and maritime arbitration, among other core topics. Each chapter is supported by analysis of statutes, decided cases, and industry practice – making it an indispensable reference for practitioners, arbitrators, judges, and industry professionals alike.

Praised for its breadth, depth, and practical relevance, this work bridges legal principle with commercial reality, filling a notable gap in the literature and offering reliable guidance through the complexities of modern international trade and shipping law.

Key features:

• Malaysia's most comprehensive treatment of international trade and shipping law, integrating doctrinal analysis with real-world practice and addressing the evolving challenges of global commerce.
• Bridges the gap between law and industry, illustrating how legal principles and commercial practices operate together in areas such as vessel chartering, bills of lading, and international sales.
• Covers the full spectrum of international commercial law, including the WTO framework, trade finance, sanctions, marine insurance, cargo operations, and maritime arbitration.
• The analysis of each area is supported by discussion of statutes, case law, and industry standards.
• Authored by a leading maritime practitioner with over 30 years of cross-border experience.

Trust and Corporate Governance in Digitalisation explores how traditional principles of equity, fiduciary duty and trust law are being transformed by emerging digital technologies such as blockchain, distributed ledgers and decentralised autonomous organisations (DAO). It traces the evolution of trust law from its equitable origins to its new role in digital ecosystems where transparency, automation and decentralisation have redefined the meaning of trust and accountability.

The book is divided into 10 chapters, covering key areas including the nature of digital property, blockchain governance, fiduciary obligations in distributed networks, remedies for digital breaches of trust, and the challenges of estate planning and tax compliance in the management of digital assets and cryptocurrencies. Case studies such as the collapse of FTX underscore the urgent need for sound corporate governance in the digital era.

Drawing on comparative perspectives from Malaysia, the United Kingdom, the United States, Singapore and Europe, this book surveys local developments within global debates on regulatory reform, compliance and ethical digital practice. It serves as a timely resource for lawyers, in-house counsel, corporate directors, regulators and policymakers seeking to navigate the complex relationship between technology and trust.

Beyond its academic accuracy, the book equips professionals with practical guidance on establishing governance frameworks, drafting digital wills and trusts, and establishing new forms of property such as cryptocurrencies and digital assets. It bridges the gap between law and technology, equipping readers with the understanding needed to ensure integrity, accountability, and resilience in the rapidly evolving digital economy. It is an essential reference for those seeking to align innovation with sound legal and ethical governance.

Key features:

• Malaysia's first comprehensive integration of trust law, corporate governance and digitalisation that sets a new benchmark for legal scholarship in the country.
• Explores how blockchain and distributed ledger technologies are transforming the legal foundations of trust, altering fiduciary duties, and reshaping relations between individuals, institutions and property in digital settings.
• Offers practical guidance for academics, lawyers, in-house counsels, as well as advisors dealing with wills, trusts, and charitable structures in the era of blockchain and cryptoassets. It includes drafting insights and blockchain-based governance frameworks that are essential for modern legal practice.
• Examines how blockchain enhances corporate governance by providing greater transparency, real-time access to data, and increased accountability through decentralised governance models.
• Provides a detailed discussion of testamentary planning, wealth transfer, succession, and asset protection in the context of cryptocurrencies and digital property, making it a valuable resource for practitioners and wealth managers.
• Practical illustrations and case studies from Malaysia and abroad demonstrating how blockchain-based systems are applied in corporate governance, fiduciary oversight, and estate planning scenarios.
• Presents comparative insights from jurisdictions such as the United Kingdom, the United States, Europe, Singapore and Malaysia, highlighting global developments and contextualising them within Malaysian law and practice.
• Anticipates next-generation governance structures founded on consensus, transparency and automation, providing forward-looking analysis on smart legal infrastructures and the future of trust in an information-driven world.

Shaping the Law offers a compelling exploration of the judicial legacy of a respected Malaysian jurist, Justice Tan Sri Datuk Harmindar Singh Dhaliwal. Featuring 22 illuminating commentaries by leading legal minds, this volume analyses his landmark judgments across multiple fields, revealing a jurisprudence defined by intellect, fairness and an enduring commitment to justice.

Each chapter offers an in-depth exploration of legal reasoning, contextual background, and the impact of each decision on Malaysian jurisprudence. The contributors engage with issues across constitutional, administrative, criminal, commercial, tort, employment, and statutory interpretation domains. The collaborative scholarship ensures a balanced blend of academic depth and professional relevance.

The commentaries highlight how Justice Harmindar’s decisions embody integrity, independence, and fidelity to justice – qualities that define modern judicial excellence. The discussions offer practical lessons on judicial writing, reasoning, and interpretation that transcend specific case law.

Published in conjunction with Justice Harmindar’s retirement in 2025, this volume stands as a lasting record of his contributions to the Malaysian legal system, capturing the hallmarks of Justice Harmindar’s jurisprudence: clarity, fairness, empathy, and intellectual rigour. The specially curated content of this publication serves both as a professional tribute and as a scholarly examination of the decisions of an outstanding Malaysian judge.

Key features:

• Comprehensive commentaries: Contains 22 analytical chapters examining Justice Harmindar's most significant judgments, ranging from commercial law to criminal law.
• Multi-disciplinary perspectives: The commentaries draw on doctrinal, comparative, and philosophical analyses, offering a holistic understanding of the law in theory and in practice.
• Quality authorship: Features contributions from leading and upcoming lawyers, each bringing unique expertise and insight.
• A tribute and a study: Recognises the wisdom and judicial skill of a top judge.
• Focus on values that shape the law: Highlights the clarity, fairness, and empathy that mark Justice Harmindar's decisions.