The process of gathering evidence in civil cases: its application in civil and shariah courts

The process of gathering evidence is also known as a pre-trial process. Its objective is to gather relevant evidence before the trial. This process is very important since both parties must produce only relevant, relia-ble and authentic evidence in order to establish a reasonable claim or defence. N...

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Main Authors: Mohamed, Duryana, Abas, Afridah
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Language:English
Published: LexisNexis 2011
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description The process of gathering evidence is also known as a pre-trial process. Its objective is to gather relevant evidence before the trial. This process is very important since both parties must produce only relevant, relia-ble and authentic evidence in order to establish a reasonable claim or defence. Nevertheless, in the civil court, the procedures of gathering evidence seems to be more detailed and applicable to all types of civil cases whereas the Shariah Court the procedures for gathering evidence is quite limited and confined to li-mited cases only. This is evidence in the relevant procedural rules laid down in both civil court procedure and the Shariah Court civil procedure. This paper discusses the above process by referring to the Rules of the High Court 1980 and the Shariah Court Civil Procedure (Federal Territory) with the objective of providing re-levant information on the process of gathering evidence in civil cases for both courts. The discussion will also examine the possibility of harmonising any relevant procedures in the civil procedure rules. It is also hoped that the discussion will provide useful guidelines in enhancing the above process.
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spelling iium-374922024-07-29T08:05:44Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/37492/ The process of gathering evidence in civil cases: its application in civil and shariah courts Mohamed, Duryana Abas, Afridah K Law (General) KBP Islamic Law KPG Malaysia The process of gathering evidence is also known as a pre-trial process. Its objective is to gather relevant evidence before the trial. This process is very important since both parties must produce only relevant, relia-ble and authentic evidence in order to establish a reasonable claim or defence. Nevertheless, in the civil court, the procedures of gathering evidence seems to be more detailed and applicable to all types of civil cases whereas the Shariah Court the procedures for gathering evidence is quite limited and confined to li-mited cases only. This is evidence in the relevant procedural rules laid down in both civil court procedure and the Shariah Court civil procedure. This paper discusses the above process by referring to the Rules of the High Court 1980 and the Shariah Court Civil Procedure (Federal Territory) with the objective of providing re-levant information on the process of gathering evidence in civil cases for both courts. The discussion will also examine the possibility of harmonising any relevant procedures in the civil procedure rules. It is also hoped that the discussion will provide useful guidelines in enhancing the above process. LexisNexis 2011-10 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/37492/1/Duryana_Sh_LR_2011.pdf Mohamed, Duryana and Abas, Afridah (2011) The process of gathering evidence in civil cases: its application in civil and shariah courts. Shariah Law Reports, 4. lxxi-c. ISSN 1985-4250
spellingShingle K Law (General)
KBP Islamic Law
KPG Malaysia
Mohamed, Duryana
Abas, Afridah
The process of gathering evidence in civil cases: its application in civil and shariah courts
title The process of gathering evidence in civil cases: its application in civil and shariah courts
title_full The process of gathering evidence in civil cases: its application in civil and shariah courts
title_fullStr The process of gathering evidence in civil cases: its application in civil and shariah courts
title_full_unstemmed The process of gathering evidence in civil cases: its application in civil and shariah courts
title_short The process of gathering evidence in civil cases: its application in civil and shariah courts
title_sort process of gathering evidence in civil cases: its application in civil and shariah courts
topic K Law (General)
KBP Islamic Law
KPG Malaysia
url http://irep.iium.edu.my/37492/
http://irep.iium.edu.my/37492/1/Duryana_Sh_LR_2011.pdf