Corporate Liabilities in Malaysia [Part 2]: Employees’ Wages Claims in Employer Insolvency

1. Introduction Generally, when a company in Malaysia winds up and the wages and salaries of its employees remains unpaid, this begs the question of whether the directors or shareholders of that particular company can be held personally liable for those unpaid wages? Under Malaysian law, company directors will not be personally liable for any unpaid wages owed to employees.…

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Moneylending in Malaysia: Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is moneylending?  Pursuant to Section 2 of the Moneylenders Act 1951 (Akta Pemberi Pinjam Wang 1951 [Akta 400]), moneylending means lending money at interest, with or without security, by a moneylender to a borrower. A moneylender is also defined in the same section as “moneylending” means the lending of money at interest, with or without security, by a…

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