It is a book that explains the law governing civil procedure and civil litigation in Malaysia.Malaysia by Juriah Abd Jalil Shahrul Mizan Ismail This monograph has been reviewed by the Authors and is up-to- date as of Month Year 2019 Malaysia – 1 Civil Procedure – Suppl. 106 (2019)Published by: Kluwer Law International B.V .PO Box 3162400 AH Alp

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