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  1. www.studocu.com › my › documentMahan Singh v Government OF Malaysia, [1978] 2 MLJ 133

    For dismissal to arise, the decision to terminate the employment must be connected with conduct of the servant in relation to his office which is regarded by the Government as unsatisfactory or blameworthy and the consequences of the termination must involve an element of punishment. Page 4 of 6 MAHAN SINGH v GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA

  2. www.studocu.com › my › documentGovernment OF Malaysia v Mahan Singh, [1975] 2 MLJ 155

    GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA v MAHAN SINGH. government service. Therefore I would rule, respectfully disagreeing with the learned trial judge, that the plaintiff, though removed from office, had not been dismissed. I now turn to other arguments advanced before us on the plaintiff's behalf.

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  4. administrativelawum.blogspot.com › 2010/08/1975-2-mlj-155ADMINISTRATIVE LAW: [1975] 2 MLJ 155 - Blogger

    Aug 23, 2010 · GOVERMENT OF MALAYSIA V MAHAN SINGH. Constitutional law- Termination of Service- Federal Constitution Arts 132 & 135.

  5. ir.uitm.edu.my › id › eprint(L) GOVERNMENTAL POWER AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN TIMES OF EMERGENCY A...

    Government of Malaysia v , Mahan Singh (1975) 2 MLJ 155. - 1 - INTRODUCTIOIi GENERAL SURVEY OFTH~SUBJECT. Arising from the discussion in 1956 for an independent Federation of Malaya, the Reid Constitutional Commission was appointed to recornmed constitutional arrangement for the proposed Federation.

  6. ejournal.um.edu.my › index › JMCLUM

    It is not clear whether Mahan Singh really attempts to incorporate prin- ciples of martial law, as applicable at common law, to expressly sanction- ed emergency powers, and if so, to what extent. The concepts of "emergen- cy" and "martial law" may perhaps be better understood as juridically

  7. www.casemine.com › judgement › ukMahan Sing s/o Mangal Singh v The Government of Malaysia...

    Get free access to the complete judgment in Mahan Sing s/o Mangal Singh v The Government of Malaysia (Malaysia) on CaseMine.

  8. klbar.org.my › memoriam › datuk-sivalingam-munusamyDatuk Sivalingam Munusamy - KL BAR

    The climax of Siva’s early career at the Bar was surely his appeal to the Privy Council in Mahan Singh v Government of Malaysia [see (1978) 2 MLJ 133]. He was not daunted by the powerful judgements of Suffian L.P., Lee Hun Hoe C.J. (Borneo) and Ong Hock Sim F.J., who unanimously had held against him in the Federal Court [see (1975) 2 MLJ 155].