Proceedings against the government by members of the armed forces : a comparison in practice between the United Kingdom, United States of America and Malaysia

It has been accepted for many centuries that the Crown or the government in its personal capacity is immune from any wrongs, be it criminal or civil proceedings.1 This aspect of the Constitution found expression in such ancient legal maxims and principles as 'the King can do no wrong' and...

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Main Author: Daud, Mahyuddin
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spelling iium-155932013-08-02T06:46:07Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/15593/ Proceedings against the government by members of the armed forces : a comparison in practice between the United Kingdom, United States of America and Malaysia Daud, Mahyuddin K Law (General) It has been accepted for many centuries that the Crown or the government in its personal capacity is immune from any wrongs, be it criminal or civil proceedings.1 This aspect of the Constitution found expression in such ancient legal maxims and principles as 'the King can do no wrong' and 'the King cannot be sued in his own courts'. However, as time goes by, the above doctrines seems cannot be sustained for long as more and more cases involving the government comes before the court of law. Furthermore, some countries, to a certain extent, have forfeited the protective veils that grant immunity towards the government. Consequently, the government has to be answerable for its conducts in the administration of the country. In light of the above, this paper intends to study the governmental liability relating to injury or death of military personnel. LexisNexis 2011-12-02 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/15593/2/Proceedings_against_the_Government_by_Member.PDF Daud, Mahyuddin (2011) Proceedings against the government by members of the armed forces : a comparison in practice between the United Kingdom, United States of America and Malaysia. Malayan Law Journal, 6 (xlv). pp. 1-6. ISSN 0025-1283 http://www.lexisnexis.com [2011] 6 MLJ xlv
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Proceedings against the government by members of the armed forces : a comparison in practice between the United Kingdom, United States of America and Malaysia
description It has been accepted for many centuries that the Crown or the government in its personal capacity is immune from any wrongs, be it criminal or civil proceedings.1 This aspect of the Constitution found expression in such ancient legal maxims and principles as 'the King can do no wrong' and 'the King cannot be sued in his own courts'. However, as time goes by, the above doctrines seems cannot be sustained for long as more and more cases involving the government comes before the court of law. Furthermore, some countries, to a certain extent, have forfeited the protective veils that grant immunity towards the government. Consequently, the government has to be answerable for its conducts in the administration of the country. In light of the above, this paper intends to study the governmental liability relating to injury or death of military personnel.
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title Proceedings against the government by members of the armed forces : a comparison in practice between the United Kingdom, United States of America and Malaysia
title_short Proceedings against the government by members of the armed forces : a comparison in practice between the United Kingdom, United States of America and Malaysia
title_full Proceedings against the government by members of the armed forces : a comparison in practice between the United Kingdom, United States of America and Malaysia
title_fullStr Proceedings against the government by members of the armed forces : a comparison in practice between the United Kingdom, United States of America and Malaysia
title_full_unstemmed Proceedings against the government by members of the armed forces : a comparison in practice between the United Kingdom, United States of America and Malaysia
title_sort proceedings against the government by members of the armed forces : a comparison in practice between the united kingdom, united states of america and malaysia
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