A Compendium of the Key Judgments and Speeches of a Jurist Par Excellence
This publication presents selected judgments and speeches of Malaysia’s first lady Chief Justice, Tun Tengku Maimun bt Tuan Mat. The judgments have been carefully curated from the wide range of groundbreaking decisions delivered by this accomplished jurist to showcase the importance and diversity of her judicial opinions. The speeches share the wise words which Tun Tengku Maimun imparted to the audience at various events. Reflections from several persons who have had the privilege of encountering Tun Tengku Maimun at various points of her life and career throw light on her overall persona.
This special publication highlights the judicial thinking and brilliance of this distinguished judge and her courageous endeavour to ensure that justice is served to all who have come before her. Her tenure in the Judiciary has undoubtedly carved an indelible mark in the Malaysian legal and judicial landscape. The legacy of all her masterly work behind the gavel will certainly lead the future development of Malaysian law and this commemorative volume can assuredly take pride of position in Malaysian legal literature. This book is one not to be missed by everyone related to the legal world in Malaysia and the public generally to celebrate the successful career of a brave and resolute judge who championed the rule of law.
Key Features
- Carefully curated content to commemorate the legacy of an extraordinary judge.
- Insightful reflections that give invaluable insights into the life and career of a beloved Chief Justice.
- Key judgments that showcase the judicial integrity of a courageous judge.
- Significant speeches that record the wisdom and foresight of a judicial giant.
- Beautiful photos of fond memories.
Author Bio
Tun Tengku Maimun bt Tuan Mat is the 16th Chief Justice of Malaysia. Her Ladyship read law at University of Malaya and graduated with honours in 1982. Joining the Judicial and Legal Service in 1986, Tun Tengku Maimun held various positions in a career spanning two decades, including Assistant Parliamentary Draftsman, Magistrate, Federal Counsel, Deputy Registrar, Special Officer to the Chief Justice, Sessions Court Judge and Chief Registrar of the Federal Court. Her Ladyship’s tenure in the Judiciary began with her appointment as a Judicial Commissioner in October 2006. Tun Tengku Maimun was soon elevated as a High Court Judge before joining the Court of Appeal in January 2013. This trailblazing jurist was appointed as a Federal Court Judge in November 2018. Her Ladyship’s groundbreaking career in the Judiciary culminated in her appointment as Chief Justice of Malaysia on May 2, 2019. Tun Tengku Maimun is recognised as a brilliant jurist and respected as a fearless judge who strove hard to maintain the rule of law and defend the independence of the Malaysian Judiciary.
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Benny Tabalujan, the original author of the book, worked with law firms in Australia and Hong Kong. He later became an associate professor teaching business law at Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University, before moving to Australia as a visiting fellow at the law school and graduate business school, University of Melbourne.
Valerie Du Toit-Low, an award-winning associate professor in business law and negotiation at Nanyang Business School, is also Deputy Associate Provost (Residential Education) at Nanyang Technological University. Valerie previously worked as a lawyer in Singapore and consults for various organisations, both local and international, in the private and public sectors.
Julie L.Y. Huan, a James Kent Scholar of Columbia University (LLM) and graduate of the National University of Singapore (LLB), is admitted to the New York Bar and Singapore Bar. Her industry experience spans legal practice in both private and public sectors. She is currently Associate Professor at NUS Business School and has been placed on the NUS Teaching Excellence Award Honour Roll.
Lam Chen Meng has practised law in the United States, Hong Kong and Singapore before joining Singapore University of Social Sciences. Chen Meng is an Associate Professor in the School of Business and is on the SUSS Teaching Awardee Honour Roll. She currently teaches contract law and company law and publishes research in academic law journals.
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