ARBITRATION – SHIPPING – REPAIR GONE WRONG: CLARIFYING SHIPYARD LIABILITY IN ARBITRATION (“MARE NOVA”)
In Hai v Pai & Anor [2025] 8 MLJ 211, the Court decisively addressed the delicate intersection of marital betrayal and financial fairness. Affirming the award of damages against a third-party “homewrecker,” the decision underscores the judiciary’s firm stance on compensating emotional and financial harm arising from adultery. Furthermore, the ruling clarifies the importance of precise documentation and the consequences of commingling inherited wealth, reinforcing that matrimonial asset division requires careful, individualized assessment to achieve true equity.
NAVIGATING THE INTERSECTION OF ARBITRATION AND LITIGATION
Explore the delicate balance between court proceedings and arbitration in our latest legal update, focusing on a pivotal case where a request to file a defense leads to a significant legal debate on the appropriate forum for dispute resolution. Gain insights from key cases that define when to push for arbitration over litigation.
ARBITRATION – AWARD – ENFORCEMENT
How is an arbitral award enforced in Malaysia. Can an arbitral award be challenged?
ARBITRATION – SEAT OF ARBITRATION – DOMESTIC ARBITRATION
How do you decide which High Court to go to enforce or set aside an arbitration award?
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