Author: Foong Cheng Leong
Bread & Kaya 27: Cyberlaw cases in the Covid-19 Era, Pt2
Victory for management corporation against AirBnB operators
Service of Court documents for Facebook Inc to Facebook Malaysia good enough says High Court
2020 Cyberlaw Cases: Cyberlaw in the Covid-19 Era
Pandemic response by Malaysian judiciary sees it embracing virtual
Need for counsel, litigants, witnesses to travel for hearings getting less
Bread & Kaya 26: 2019 Malaysian Cyberlaw Cases, Part 2
2014 fatwa directing MCMC to block certain sites, deemed not contravening law
Movement Control Order to generate more cyber & IT related disputes in the Court
Legality of online contracts
Bread & Kaya 26: 2019 Malaysian Cyberlaw Cases, Part 1
Launch of Lexscout.com for public to search unreported Court judgments & lawsuits
Emergence of new businesses in digital economy sees new rules, regulations, Court cases
Bread & Kaya 25: Malaysia’s first digital currency court case
In 2018, a cryptocurrency trader was sued by two cryptocurrency-exchange related providers for the return of Bitcoins mistakenly transferred to him.
Bread & Kaya: 2018 Malaysia Cyber-law and IT Cases PT4 – Commercial cases
Commercial crime has not been spared by the cyber world as cases involving e-commerce and the hospitality sector show.
Bread & Kaya: 2018 Malaysia Cyber-law and IT Cases PT3 – Cyber-crimes and -offences
Offences in the cyber world are proliferating as Courts deal with online scams, sedition, sex bloggers and naughty e-hailing drivers.
Bread & Kaya: 2018 Malaysia Cyber-law and IT Cases PT2 – Cyber-defamation
The speed and reach of the internet, along with its ease of use has seen a rise in defamatory online postings that went viral.
Bread & Kaya: 2018 Malaysia Cyber-law and IT Cases - Fake news, private information & instant messaging
As the internet reaches further and deeper into our lives, the country’s legal eagles have stepped in to deal with a slew of cyber- and IT-related offences.
Bread & Kaya: Layperson’s guide to the Chatime v Tealive dispute
Chatime’s public spat, an intellectual property dispute over the intangible rights of the franchise system, is the focus of Foong Cheng Leong’s column this month.
