| 1161. | DECEMBER 1988 Issue | p.482 |
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| Book Review: Comparative Federalism by Durga Das Basu (1st Edition)
Penna, L. R. • (1988) 30 Mal. Law Rev. 482 (Dec)
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| 1162. | DECEMBER 1988 Issue | p.486 |
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| Book Review: Corporate Finance by Martin Sabine
Sankaran, Leena • (1988) 30 Mal. Law Rev. 486 (Dec)
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| 1163. | DECEMBER 1988 Issue | p.487 |
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| Book Review: Form and Substance in Anglo-American Law - A Comparative Study of Legal Reasoning, Legal Theory, and Legal Institutions by P.S. Atiyah and Robert S. Summers
Phang, Boon Leong Andrew • (1988) 30 Mal. Law Rev. 487 (Dec)
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| 1164. | DECEMBER 1988 Issue | p.495 |
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| Book Review: Cross' Statutory Interpretation by Sir Rupert Cross, John Bell and Sir George Engle (2nd Edition)
Tan, Yew Lee Kevin • (1988) 30 Mal. Law Rev. 495 (Dec)
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| 1165. | DECEMBER 1988 Issue | p.496 |
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| Book Review: The Law of Tort in Hong Kong by Robyn Martin
Hsu, Locknie • (1988) 30 Mal. Law Rev. 496 (Dec)
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| 1166. | DECEMBER 1988 Issue | p.497 |
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| Book Review: Malaysian Law by R.H. Hickling
Bartholomew, G. W. • (1988) 30 Mal. Law Rev. 497 (Dec)
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| 1167. | DECEMBER 1988 Issue | p.507 |
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| Book Review: Butterworths Banking and Financial Law Review 1987 by Loo Choon Chiaw (Ed.)
Lim, Aeng Cheng Charles • (1988) 30 Mal. Law Rev. 507 (Dec)
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| 1168. | JULY 1988 Issue | p.1 |
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| The Exclusive Economic Zone
Koh, T. B. Tommy • (1988) 30 Mal. Law Rev. 1 (Jul)This is the third of three articles dealing with aspects of the 1982 Convention On The Law Of The Sea. This article discusses the evolution of the concept of the Exclusive Economic Zone, its basic principles and legal status. The article also discusses the conservation, management and exploitation of the fishing resources in the EEZ. The negotiating process leading to the adoption of the provisions in the convention relating to the EEZ is also discussed.
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| 1169. | JULY 1988 Issue | p.34 |
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| Property Division on Dissolution of Marriage
Crown, B. C. • (1988) 30 Mal. Law Rev. 34 (Jul)This article discusses s. 106 of Singapore's Women's Charter which gives the courts power to order the division of matrimonial assets when granting a decree of divorce, judicial separation or nullity of marriage. The legislative history of this provision is traced and the language analysed with a view to discovering some guidelines for the exercise of the judicial discretion under the section. The existing case law is reviewed and the article concludes with a discussion of the possibility of replacing the discretionary scheme of s. 106 with more detailed provisions setting out with precision the principles to be applied to the distribution of property on divorce.
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| 1170. | JULY 1988 Issue | p.62 |
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| Automated Teller Machines and Electronic Funds Transfers at Point of Sale: Selected Legal Issues
Ho, Peng Kee • (1988) 30 Mal. Law Rev. 62 (Jul)The advent of computer technology has made banking more convenient to the consumer. As in the case of many other financial centres in the world, computer technology has been introduced in Singapore. The government is encouraging the use of electronic transfer of funds as it cuts back on paperwork and is perceived to be more productive. Such technology, as it relates to consumer banking, finds expression in the form of automated teller machines (ATMs), electronic funds transfer at the point of sale (EFTPOS), GIRO systems and home telephone banking. This article discusses some legal issues arising from the use of ATMs and EFTPOS and approaches them from the viewpoint of the bank and its cardholder.
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