How to register your Copyright and what to do if your Copyright is infringed?
How to Register Copyright in Malaysia? Unlike other intellectual properties such as trademarks or patents,..
Understanding the 45 Types of Trademark Classifications: Protecting Your Brand in Malaysia
What Are Trademark Classifications?
Trademark classifications are categories that define the scope of protection for your brand. When you register a trademark, it’s essential to understand that:
Your trademark is protected only in the specific class you choose
The protection covers only the goods or services you identify in your application
Unresolved Divorce? Understanding Contested Divorce or Contested Divorce in Malaysia
This article provides a general overview of contested divorces in Malaysia. A contested divorce occurs when spouses disagree about the divorce or its terms like child custody and asset division etc.
Differences between Trademark, Industrial Design and Patent
What is Trademark? Protects Brands Any sign, or any combination of signs, capable of..
Medical Device Distribution/ Importation: Introduction to the Licensing Regime in Malaysia
The medical device industry is a fast-growing industry. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim today announced an allocation of RM41.22 billion for the Ministry of Health (MOH) in Budget 2024, a huge increase of about 13.5 per cent from RM36.3 billion allocated in Budget 2023. Having said that, stepping foot into this industry requires some regulatory requirements to be met. Some requirements can be lengthy and confusing, we summarize below a few pertinent points to get you started legally.
Benefits of Writing a Will: What You Need to Know
Writing a will is an important task that everyone should consider. It is a legal document that outlines how you want your assets to be distributed after you pass away. Writing a will can help ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes and can help avoid family disputes and legal battles. Engaging a lawyer to write your will can be beneficial as they can provide you with legal advice and ensure that your will is legally binding.
Grant of Probate: What It Is and How It Works With a Will?
Probate is a legal process that validates and administers the distribution of a deceased person’s estate, assets, and possessions according to their last will and testament.
When someone passes away, their estate (property, bank accounts, investments, personal belongings, etc.) needs to be properly handled and distributed to beneficiaries or heirs. Probate serves several important purposes.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on Industrial Design in Malaysia
Looking to delve into the world of industrial design in Malaysia? Unravel the key FAQs about registration, characteristics, ownership, and more to make the most of your creative journey. Explore now!
2022/2023 Stamp Duty Exemption and Remission under i-Miliki Home Ownership Programme for First Home Buyers
The Malaysian government’s i-Miliki initiative introduces updates to the Stamp Duty Exemption and Remission program, aiming to boost home ownership. With attractive incentives, individuals purchasing residential properties within specific price ranges can benefit from significant stamp duty exemptions and remissions. By reducing the financial burden associated with property transactions, these measures encourage affordable housing and stimulate economic growth. Eligibility requirements, such as executing a Sale and Purchase Agreement and not owning any previous residential property, ensure that the benefits reach those in need. Through these updates, the government aims to create a more inclusive and accessible housing market for Malaysian citizens.
Uncontested Divorce: Divorce Without Kids and Agreed By Both Parties
In Malaysia, the estimated timeline for an uncontested divorce without children can vary depending on several factors. While it’s challenging to provide an exact timeframe, the typical duration is around six months. The process involves filing a divorce petition, serving it to the other spouse, and obtaining a divorce certificate. However, please note that the timeline depends on factors such as court workload and specific circumstances.
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